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Helmut Newton, a Gun for Hire

Helmut Newton

Brings together a selection of Newton's fashion catalog work from as early as 1962 through 2003 and his last editorial photographs for US and Italian Vogue - all work he made as a "gun for hire."

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Helmut Newton: No. 1 - No. 4

Helmut Newton

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Other editions: Softcover - 2000

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Sex & Landscapes

Helmut Newton

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Helmut Newton: Private Property

Helmut Newton; Marshall Blonsky

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Helmut Newton: Pola Woman

Helmut Newton

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Autobiography

Helmut Newton

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Helmut Newton: Photofile

Helmut Newton

Portraits of the beautiful, successful, and super-rich made Helmut Newton world-famous. Presenting the delicate reflection of female exhibitionism at the highest aesthetic level, he stages professional models, famous personalities and other urban women before his camera with equal precision, style and drama. 45 plates.

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Other editions: Hardcover - 2002, Softcover - 2001, 1993, 1982

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White Women

Helmut Newton

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Other editions: Hardcover - 2000, Softcover - 1980, Hardcover - 1976

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Helmut Newton's Sumo

Helmut Newton

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The Artificial of the Real: Trcka - Weston - Newton

Helmut Newton; Anton Josef Trcka; Edward Weston

Nature: In the works of Anton Josef Trcka nature is picturesque, an embellishment atmospherically enhancing his portraits. In Edward Weston's work it appears in its most basic, purest forms, as both reality and its metaphor. And for Helmut Newton nature is the hyper-real backdrop against which he stages the pictorial worlds which accompany and pursue us today. Body: Trcka uses the body as a vehicle for a new expressiveness, a new gesture, a new image of mankind, which at the turn of this century could only be created by means of a photography both so close to, yet so remote from reality. For Weston the body is pure form, one of the world's primordial forms, an abstract representation of human, physical existence. And Newton: here bodies are creations invented by the director behind the camera, manifestly rooted in reality, but nevertheless vigorously detached from it for the sake of art and artificiality. The Artificial of the Real is about the art of perceiving reality and representing it. Three photographers show how human beings have experienced themselves in their world at different moments during this century. For this, photography is how the artificiality of the real is rendered perceptible.

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Us and Them

Helmut Newton; Alice Springs

Helmut Newton met his wife, June, in Melbourne, Australia, in 1947 -- when he was becoming a fashion photographer and she was an actress. In 1970 June (who changed her artist's name to Alice Springs) started taking pictures as well. She focused on portraiture, while he continued to shock the photography and fashion establishment by melding haute couture with eroticism. Us and Them documents the revealing pictures they took of each other, as well as both self-portraits and celebrities the two of them photographed. The book gives us a glance into a very intimate, warm relationship between two photographers, and between wife and husband. Whether in Paris at their apartment at Rue Aubriot or in the hotel Chateau Marmont, Hollywood, their most intimate portraits come to life. All of these images are testimony to a vibrant and loving, private and professional relationship of fifty years. After the book Pages of the Glossies, which revealed the depth of Newton's work as a fashion photographer, this volume contains, for the first time, mostly unpublished images of the deeply emotional and intense relationship of two well-known artists.

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Anton Josef Trcka, Edward Weston, Helmut Newton

Helmut Newton; Anton Josef Trcka; Edward Weston; Carsten Ahrens; Kestner-Gesellschaft; Carl Albrecht Haenlein

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72 Ore a Roma

Helmut Newton

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Portraits: Photographs from Europe and America

Helmut Newton

A stunning--and shocking--collection of celebrity portraits, including an interview with Helmut Newton as an introduction. Among those portrayed are Andy Warhol, Ava Gardner, Sophia Loren and many more. 23 color and 169 black-and-white photographs.

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The Best of Helmut Newton

Helmut Newton; Zdenek Felix; Noemi Smolik; Urs Stahel; Deichtorhallen Hamburg

Featuring a wonderful cross-section of Helmut Newton's work, this album includes fashion photographs for French Vogue, dating from the 1970s, his "big nudes", portraits of celebrities, including Elizabeth Taylor, Princess Caroline of Monaco, Salvador Dali, and Daryl Hannah, and his materful cityscapes, night scenes, and ballet images. 120 color & duptone photos.

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Pola Woman

Helmut Newton; June Newton

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Das Glas Im Kopf Wird Vom Glas: The Dance Sections

Helmut Newton; Jan Fabre

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Big Nudes

Helmut Newton; Karl Lagerfeld

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Other editions: Hardcover - 1982

Portraits

Helmut Newton

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Other editions: Hardcover - 1987

Portraits: Bilder Aus Europa Und Amerika

Helmut Newton; Klaus Honnef

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Portretten: Portraits

Helmut Newton; Stichting Amsterdam Foto

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World Without Men

Helmut Newton

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Sleepless Nights

Helmut Newton

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Other editions: 1978

Helmut Newton, Special Collection, 24 Photo Lithos

Helmut Newton

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