Anton Corbijn

U2 & I

Anton Corbijn

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Innocence

Anton Corbijn

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Famouz: Anton Corbijn Photographs 1975 88

Anton Corbijn

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Other editions: Hardcover - 2005

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U2 & I: The Photographs 1982-2004

Anton Corbijn; Anton Coarbijn

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Anton Corbijn: U2 & I The Photographs 1982 - 2004

Anton Corbijn

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Anton Corbijn: Everybody Hurts

Anton Corbijn; Brian Eno; Veit Gorner; Kestner-Gesellschaft; Kunsthalle Goppingen; Alan Bangs

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Anton Corbijn, A. Somebody, Strijen, Holland

Anton Corbijn; Paul Morley

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Werk

Anton Corbijn

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Anton Corbijn 33 Still Lives

Anton Corbijn

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33 Still Lives

Anton Corbijn

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Famouz: Photographs 1975-88

Anton Corbijn

Originally published in Germany in 1989 to critical acclaim, Famouz established the reputation of Anton Corbijn as the photographer who redefined the genre of music photography. With its over 100 provocative black-and-white photographs, Famouz offers more than mere documentary registration of the music icons of the 1970s and 1980s. The photographs in Famouz reveal themselves in a characteristic tone and dark, veiled mood, eliminating every suggestion of glitter and glamour. Using only available lighting and, in most cases, a hand-held 35mm camera on location, Corbijn has succeeded in portraying an alternate view of such legendary icons as U2, Bowie, Siouxsie Sioux, Johnny Rotten, Peter Gabriel, Joe Cocker, Lou Reed, Grace Jones, Miles Davis, Sting, Debbie Harry, Leonard Cohen, and many, many others.

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Star Trak

Anton Corbijn

Anton Corbijn initiated a new era in portrait photography for the rock and pop music scene with his atmospheric, often melancholy images. Here is a photographer who travels the world, tirelessly seeking to capture its idols in quiet moments and catch a trace of their essential being behind all the fame and glamour. Taken primarily in black and white with a hand-held camera and without auxiliary lighting, most of Corbijn's photographs are shot in those quiet moments between performances. Beyond the reach of the glaring spotlights, on the dark side of the star cult - literally and metaphorically - Corbijn finds what interests him more than gesture, image or glamour: the unusual degree of privacy and closeness that turns his portraits into genuine character studies. Corbijn has now moved beyond the boundaries of music photography and Star Trak reads like a visual encyclopedia of the icons of our culture, gathering together outstanding personalities from the worlds of film, literature, rock music and fashion. He visits film directors Wim Wenders, David Lynch, and Martin Scorsese, actors Johnny Depp, Gerard Depardieu and Jodie Foster, and alongside the older rebels - like Mick Jagger and Leonard Cohen - he includes the enfants terribles of the Eighties and Nineties - Kurt Cobain, Billy Idol, and Slash. Corbijn couples the excesses of William S. Burroughs with the beauty of supermodels Naomi and Christy, and brings Salman Rushdie and Bono together in front of the camera.

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Other editions: Hardcover - 1996

Gronemeyer: Photographien

Anton Corbijn; Herbert Gronemeyer

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Depeche Mode: Strangers

Anton Corbijn

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Captain America

Anton Corbijn; Bart Chabot

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