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The New York photographer PAUL OUTERBRIDGE [1896-1958] strove obsessively for the perfect form. His "artificial paradises" were created under the sway of Cubism, the New Objectivity and Surrealism. In the 1920s his black-and-white photographs of aesthetically presented everyday objects made him famous. His legendary image of a starched collar in Vanity Fair of 1922 so impressed Marcel Duchamp that he tore it out of the magazine and tacked it to his studio wall. When Outerbridge moved to Paris in 1925, the circle resolving around Pablo Picasso and Man Ray welcomed him with open arms. Back in the USA, be applied all his considerable technical virtuosity from 1929 onwards to developing a pioneering new color printing process. Today his photographs of nudes are one of the great rediscoveries of photographic history.

255 pagina's. Boek in uitstekende staat. Paperback met binnenflappen.
Afm.: 27,5 x 21 cm
ISBN 978 3 8365 6456 4
Taschen 2017

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Borgerhout
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Sinds 5 feb '26
Zoekertjesnummer: m2363586704