“I have photographed more than five hundred artists, starting from 1997, carting my Linhof 4×5 and Nikon cameras through boroughs, up what might amount to several hundred flights of stairs, and occasionally to far-flung destinations around the globe to take a portrait of an artist in her or his (and sometimes their) studio or work environnement. Much of the earlier artists portraits were collected in “Artists”, which came out in 2007.This book is a continuation of that project.” (extrait du texte de l’auteur) Photos en couleurs.
Jason Schmidt : Artists II
“I have photographed more than five hundred artists, starting from 1997, carting my Linhof 4×5 and Nikon cameras through boroughs, up what might amount to several hundred flights of stairs, and occasionally to far-flung destinations around the globe to take a portrait of an artist in her or his (and sometimes their) studio or work […]Lire la suite
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| Poids | 2100 g |
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| EAN | 9783869306322 |
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| ISBN | 9783869306322 |
| Langue(s) | anglais |
| Nombre de pages | 177 |
| Reliure | Relié |
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