Lejaren A. Hiller

Lejaren Hiller Sr. / Lejaren à Hiller / John Hiller (3 July 1880 – 23 May 1969) was an accomplished American illustrator and photographer.

 

Born as John Hiller in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he changed his name to Lejaren à Hiller when he moved from New York City. He studied painting and illustration at the Chicago Art Institute and travelled to Paris where he found work in a number of studios. By the early 1900s his attention turned to photography and he was widely regarded as the « creator of American photographic illustration ».

Hiller was known for dramatically staged tableaux. He would spend considerable time and effort in arranging the set and models, while an assistant took the photograph, making Hiller’s contribution more directorial than photographic. He was more interested in the final result than the means used to achieve it and is remembered for saying:

« If a man wants to strangle his wife and throw her in the kitchen sink, let him do it any way he wants to. If he’s doing it awkwardly, or not the way I’d do it, all right — it’s a good job so long as he gets her into the sink, completely strangled.« 

From 1927-50 Hiller was commissioned by Davis & Geck to produce the prints for a series of historic advertisements entitled “Sutures in Ancient Surgery,” and published in 1944 as “Surgery through the Ages”. Hiller used elaborate costumes, dramatic backdrops and lighting, and had half-clad models posing as patients. The images depicted a broad range from mediaeval and Aztec surgeons, to surgeons from ancient Egypt and India. The collection was widely acclaimed, and in 1937 won the Edward Bok Award for advertising. The originals of this series were donated to the Art Institute of Chicago.

Hiller also created a series of photographic posters for the US Armed Forces during World War II.

See the first article HERE

                                                                       Lejaren A. Hiller- Woman in Costume, ca. 1920

Lejaren A Hiller Woman in Costume,1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A Hiller Semi-Nude Woman In Costume Dancing 1920 positive, gelatin on glass

Lejaren A Hiller Semi-Nude Woman, Man In Costume Dancing 1920 positive, gelatin on glass

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A Hiller Woman in Costume,1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Nude Woman Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A Hiller -Nude Woman ith veil, 1920 positive, gelatin on glass

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Lejaren A. Hiller -Semi-Nude Woman in Costume and Pose ca. 1920

Count Théodore Zichy- (1908 – 1983)

Count Theodore Béla Rudolf Zichy de Zich et Vásonkeő (Hungarian: Zichi és Vásonkeői gróf Zichy Tivadar Béla Rudolf; 13 June 1908 – December 1987) was a British actor, photographer, film director, producer and playboy of Hungarian descent.

Early life

Born in Eastbourne in Sussex in 1908, the son of Count Béla Mária Rudolf Zichy de Zich et Vásonkeő (1868-1944), a Hungarian aristocrat, and an American mother, Mabel Elizabeth Wright (1865-1926),[2] His brother was Edward George Béla Mária Zichy de Zich et Vásonkeő (1898-1958). A great-nephew of Mihály Zichy, Theodore Zichy held British and Hungarian citizenship.

Career

In 1928, he started racing Bugattis, which he continued on and off until 1932.

As a photographer he mainly took pictures of women’s legs, feet and shoes. His 1948 photograph portfolio Chiaroscuros (from the Italian « chiaroscuro ») contained images of foot and shoe fetishism. In the mid-1950s he worked as a photographer for Baron Studios in London. His autobiography That Was No Gentleman, That Was Zichy was published in 1974

Count Theodore Zichy Chiaroscuros , Circa 1940 Silver prints

Film career

As an actor Zichy appeared as 2nd in Command in Gasbags (1941), Colonel Borg in The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943), as the Duel Referee in the TV movie Liebelei (1954), and as a German Agent in Private’s Progress (1956).

Later, he directed and produced the shorts Death Was a Passenger (1958), Portrait of a Matador (1958) and Mingaloo (1958), also writing the latter, as well as directing and producing the films Night Without Pity (1961) and Doomsday at Eleven (1963). He produced the film Bomb in the High Street (1961).

Personal life

On 20 February 1928, he married Xenia V. Howard Johnston (1904-1931) in Paris, France; the couple divorced in 1930.

In 1964, he married Daphne Barker (previously of Jack and Daphne Barker Cabaret duo) in London and stayed married to her until her death in 1987.

Count Theodore Zichy committed suicide in London in December, 1987. However his death certificate was only issued in 1988.

Count Theodore Zichy Untitled Woman’s legs and crutch, 1948

Count Theodore Zichy- Untitled ‘ Plus çà change, plus c’est la même chose’ alphonse Karr ,1948

Cont Theodore Zichy – I will be correspondent to command, And do my , 1949

Count Theodore Zichy- Untitled-, a che Vuole, non Mancano modi, italian proverb, 1948

Count Theodore Zichy -,Il est faux que l’égalité soit une loi de la nature. La nature n’ait rien fait égal. Vauvenargues, nd

Count Theodore ZichyGirl in front of Fireplace,1948

Count Theodore Zichy – Chiaroscuros #11, Londres 1940

Count Theodore Zichy ~Chiaroscuros #1,1948

Count Theodore Zichy- Chiaroscuros #13, Londres 1948

Count Theodore Zichy- Chiaroscuros #10, Londres 1948

Count Theodore Zichy -Chiaroscuros #05 , 1948_e

Count Theodore Zichy Legs 1948

 

Count Theodore Zichy – Legs with dagger, Chiaroscuros #12, Londres 1948

Count Theodore Zichy- Chiaroscuros #10, Londres 1948

Count Theodore Zichy – Legs with dagger, Chiaroscuros #2, Londres 1948

Count Theodore Zichy – Chiaroscuros #20, Londres 1948

Count Theodore Zichy Legs , Circa 1948

Count Zichy Kayser Nylons, 1940’s,

Count Theodore Zichy – Legs, untitled,1948

Count Theodore Zichy Cupid And Shoes , Circa 1940

Count Theodore Zichy- Britian, 1948

 

Count Theodore Zichy - Untitled, 1948. [ Plus çà change, plus c'est la même chose //The more things change, the more they stay the same - Alphonse Karr]

Count Theodore Zichy – Untitled, 1948. [ Plus çà change, plus c’est la même chose //The more things change, the more they stay the same – Alphonse Karr]

Source Louminous

Source Mutual Art

Source Air de Paris

More of his work in the Baron Studio

Count Zichy by Baron Studios half-plate film negative, 8 February 1960 © National Portrait Gallery, London

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Eric Rose

Eric Rose – sans Titre, 2010

Eric Rose –Untitled, 2012

Eric Rose – sans Titre, 2010

Eric Rose – sans Titre, 2011

Eric Rose – sans Titre, 2011

 

Eric Rose –  Sans Titre 2007

Eric Rose – sans Titre, 2012

Annemarie Heinrich (1912-2005)

« Annemarie Heinrich  était une photographe d’origine allemande naturalisée argentine. Spécialisée dans les portraits et le nu artistique, elle s’illustra plus particulièrement en photographiant dans les années 1940 une série d’actrices et d’acteurs de cinéma de son pays d’adoption. Elle fut probablement la première en Argentine à pratiquer la photographie comme une forme d’art.

Elle grandit à Berlin, jusqu’à ce que des raisons économiques et politiques (son père, auparavant premier violon à l’opéra de Berlin, revenu blessé de la Grande Guerre, était dorénavant dans l’incapacité de jouer de son instrument) portèrent sa famille à émigrer en Argentine en 1926,  C’est d’un de ces deux oncles, photographe de la localité, qu’elle apprit la photographie, se voyant offrir ainsi une alternative à son désir de devenir scénographe, désir irréalisable pour elle en Argentine, car ne possédant pas encore la langue espagnole.

Après que la famille eut déménagé vers le Grand Buenos Aires, à Villa Ballester (partido de San Martín), elle chercha, en l’absence de cours ou d’ouvrages spécialisés, à s’engager comme apprentie dans différents studios de photographie tenus par des Allemands, Polonais, Hongrois ou Autrichiens, où elle accomplit toutes sortes de tâches ‒ nettoyer les cuves de développement, préparer le révélateur etc. ‒, tout en étudiant, à ses heures, l’espagnol au Colegio Roca.
Le week-end, au moyen de l’appareil photo de son père, elle prenait des photos sur la place de Villa Ballester, le quartier qu’elle habitait avec sa famille. Elle aménagea une salle obscure dans le domicile parental et ouvrit, à l’âge de 18 ans, son premier studio de photographie. Avec l’aide de son père, elle confectionna ses propres sources d’éclairage à partir de bidons de kérosène.

Elle commença bientôt à faire le portrait des dames de la haute société pour le compte de la revue Mundo social, et, poser devant l’appareil photo de Heinrich étant devenu une sorte de consécration que toutes recherchaient, son studio de la rue Santa Fe se transforma progressivement en un lieu mythique.

Dans les années 1930, elle s’illustra surtout, en parallèle avec le grand développement que connut alors l’industrie du cinéma et la radio, et en plus de ses photos de mode, de danse, ou de ses nus, par des portraits d’actrices et d’acteurs, qu’elle fit paraître dans les revues consacrées au spectacle, telles que Sintonía, Radiolandia, El Hogar, entre autres En particulier, dès le tout premier numéro en 1935, et une quarantaine d’années durant, le magazine Radiolandia publia en page de couverture les photographies de Heinrich. Une première exposition consacrée à ses photographies eut lieu en 1938 ; de nombreuses autres devaient suivre à partir de 1950, en Argentine même, au Brésil, au Pérou, en Italie, en France et en Union soviétique ‒ la dernière en date au musée de la Photographie à Charleroi.

Annemarie Heinrich réalisa le portrait photographique de nombre de célébrités argentines, du spectacle ou autres, de la période dorée du cinéma et du théâtre argentins, images qui aux yeux de beaucoup d’Argentins aujourd’hui, souvent dans l’ignorance que ces photos sont d’elle, ont fini par revêtir un caractère de photo officielle, et appartiennent en quelque sorte à la mémoire collective argentine.

En 1953, elle cofonda l’éphémère groupe de photographes argentins Carpeta de los diez et mit sur pied en 1979, conjointement avec cinq autres photographes, le Conseil argentin de la Photographie, dont le propos était (et est encore) l’étude et la diffusion de la production photographique nationale argentine et l’introduction des œuvres les plus innovantes de la création mondiale. Entre autres faisaient partie de ce Conseil ses disciples Sara Facio et Alicia D’Amico.

En 1982, elle se vit décerner le prix Konex ‒ Diplôme du Mérite ‒ au titre de l’un des 5 meilleurs photographes de la décennie en Argentine.

Elle s’éteignit en septembre 2005, à l’âge de 93 ans, à Buenos Aires. Elle avait été mariée avec l’écrivain Ricardo Sanguinetti, dont elle eut deux enfants, Alicia et Ricardo Sanguinetti, qui sont tous deux actifs comme photographes. Alicia travaille dans le même studio que sa mère. ». wikipedia

 

Annemarie Heinrich- Caprichos, Anita Grim, 1936

Annemarie Heinrich- Cara II, Rosita Montenegro, 1939

Annemarie Heinrich- Conchita Montenegro – Mexican actress, 1939

Annemarie Heinrich- Conchita Montenegro – Mexican actress, 1939

Annemarie Heinrich- Alejandra Boero, 1960

Annemarie Heinrich- publicité pour des cigares,1937

Annemarie Heinrich- Sara Rivero, “Laraignée {serie Tabarís} , 1939

AnneMarie Heinrich-Carmen Miranda , Buenos Aires, 1930s.

AnneMarie Heinrich-Carmen Miranda , Buenos Aires, 1930s.

Annemarie Heinrich-Tita Merello actice, et chanteuse 1938

Annemarie Heinrich-Sra Steplaine, fashion, nd

AnneMarie Heinrich-Carmen Miranda , Buenos Aires, 1935

Annemarie Heinrich- La mano , 1950

Annemarie Heinrich- carnet de travail, après 1973 puisque la date y figure

Annemarie Heinrich- Portrait d’Antonio Truyol , 1947

Annemarie Heinrich – Harald Kreuzberg, santa Fe, argentina,

Annemarie Heinrich-Harold Kreuzberg, 1945 (Modern German Dancer)

Annemarie Heinrich- Serge Lifar, bailarin y coreografo – ballet El Espectro de la Rosa, Teatro Colon, Buenos Aires, 1935

Annemarie Heinrich- las hermanas Marini, bailarinas del Teatro Colon, Buenos Aires.

Annemarie Heinrich-Renata Schotelius, 1952

Annemarie Heinrich-Fashion I 1938

Annemarie Heinrich- Portrait de Sara Rivero, 1939

Annemarie Heinrich, Blanco y Negro, 1954

Annemarie Heinrich-Torso, 1937

Annemarie Heinrich-Nude XII, 1945

AnneMarie Heinrich- portrait nu de l’actrice Tilda Thamar, 1949 ( accusations de ‘l’exposition obscène’ à l’epoque)

Annemarie Heinrich- Nude XXIV, 1938

Annemarie Heinrich- Nu XXXIV, 1934

Annemarie Heinrich – Nu XII, 1945

AnneMarie Heinrich- Nu XXI, 1942

Annemarie Heinrich-Nu XIX,1948

Annemarie Heinrich-Nu XIX,1948

Annemarie Heinrich- La luna ( la lune) ( model Anjah Willey), 1935

Annemarie Heinrich- El reloj- Ines York, 1946

Annemarie Heinrich – El velo (The Veil),  »Sombreros » Series, 1960

Annemarie Heinrich- la ronde, 1960

Annemarie Heinrich. Simbolos, 1958

Annemarie Heinrich-Symphony , 1940

Anne Marie Heinrich- Nu III, La Paloma, 1937

Annemarie Heinrich-Autoportrait avec son fils 1947

Zdzisław Beksiński

 

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński- Untiteld, collage 1950s

Zdzisław Beksiński lullaby, 1950-55

Zdzisław Beksiński lullaby, 1950-55

Zdzisław Beksiński, Knife photomontage, 1950-55

Zdzisław Beksiński, Knife  photomontage, 1950-55

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Joseph Mills- From Inner City Nazraeli Press, in association with Hemphill, Washington, DC, 2003

Ralph Gibson

 

 

Ralph Gibson- Nude, 1963

Ralph Gibson- Nude, 1963

Ralph Gibson-Untitled (Nude Through Ribbed Glass), 1987

Ralph Gibson-Untitled (Nude Through Ribbed Glass), 1987

Ralph Gibson, Striped Nude, 1999

Ralph Gibson, Striped Nude, 1999

Ralph Gibson- Nude, 1990

Ralph Gibson- Nude, 1990

Francesca Woodman – New York

Note now the blog name will appear on the photos, time to reformat to find the Credit and the no quotes sources tired me … So you try to find only yourself if you have the courage !!!! , but I’m not a self service. people refer to my blog can contact me I gladly give them the photography.

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« I feel like I am floating in plasma
I need a teacher or a lover
I need someone to risk being involved with me.
I am so vain
and I am so masochistic.
How can they coexist? »

Francesca Woodman

 

Francesca Woodman -Untitled New York, 1979-80 (Courtesy George and Betty Woodman)

Francesca Woodman -Untitled New York, 1979-80 (Courtesy George and Betty Woodman)

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979-80, courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979-80, courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman, “Untitled,” New York, 1979–80

Francesca Woodman, “Untitled,” New York, 1979–80

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York, 1979-80 (George and Betty Woodman)

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York, 1979-80 (George and Betty Woodman)

Francesca Woodman -Untitled, New York, 1979-1980 (N.321)

Francesca Woodman -Untitled, New York, 1979-1980 (N.321)

Francesca Woodman New York, 1979

Francesca Woodman New York, 1979

Francesca Woodman - Untitled, Patterns, (variant from Some Disordered Interior Geometries), New York, 1980-81

Francesca Woodman -Another almost square fashion photograph, Providence, Rhode Island, 1975-78(Courtesy George and Betty Woodman )

Francesca Woodman -Another almost square fashion photograph, Providence, Rhode Island, 1975-78(Courtesy George and Betty Woodman )

Francesca Woodman -Another almost square fashion photograph, Providence, Rhode Island, 1975-78(Courtesy George and Betty Woodman )

Francesca Woodman - Untitled, New York, 1979-1980 (N.228)

Francesca Woodman – Untitled, New York, 1979-1980 (N.228)

Francesca Woodman-Self portrait new york, 1978-1980

Francesca Woodman-Self portrait new york, 1978-1980

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York, 1979_80

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York, 1979_80

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York, 1978-80 3

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York, 1978-80

Francesca Woodman -New York, 1980-1981 ( George and Betty Woodman)

Francesca Woodman -New York, 1980-1981 ( George and Betty Woodman)

Francesca Woodman -New York, 1980-1981 ( George and Betty Woodman)

Francesca Woodman -New York, 1980-1981 ( George and Betty Woodman)

Francesca Woodman, Untitled, 1979, Courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman, Untitled, 1979, Courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman - Untitled, New York, 1978-79

Francesca Woodman – Untitled, New York, 1978-79

Francesca Woodman- This photograph is more fashion than that one, New York, 1979-1980

Francesca Woodman- This photograph is more fashion than that one, New York, 1979-1980

Francesca Woodman -Untitled, New York 1979-80

Francesca Woodman -Untitled, New York 1979-80

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979, Courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979, Courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979, Courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979, Courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979, Courtesy George and Betty Woodman 1

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979, Courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-8O From the book

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-8O From the book

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-8O FROM the book 1

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-8O From the Catalogue of the exhibition at the Palais des Expositions, Achille Bonito Oliva, Rome, Feb-Mar, 2000Francesca Woodman Providence Roma Nex-yok, ed° Castelvecchi, 2000) [ scan]

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-8O FROM the book (2)

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-8O From the Catalogue of the exhibition at the Palais des Expositions, Achille Bonito Oliva, Rome, Feb-Mar, 2000Francesca Woodman Providence Roma Nex-yok, ed° Castelvecchi, 2000) ( scan)

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979 From the book

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979 From the Catalogue of the exhibition at the Palais des Expositions, Achille Bonito Oliva, Rome, Feb-Mar, 2000Francesca Woodman Providence Roma Nex-yok, ed° Castelvecchi, 2000) [scan]

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,19-8O From the book 5

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,19-8OFrom the Catalogue of the exhibition at the Palais des Expositions, Achille Bonito Oliva, Rome, Feb-Mar, 2000Francesca Woodman Providence Roma Nex-yok, ed° Castelvecchi, 2000) [crop]

Francesca Woodman Untitled, New York, 1979–80

Francesca Woodman Untitled, New York, 1979–80

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-8O From the book 3

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-8O From the Catalogue of the exhibition at the Palais des Expositions, Achille Bonito Oliva, Rome, Feb-Mar, 2000Francesca Woodman Providence Roma Nex-yok, ed° Castelvecchi, 2000) [ scan]

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979-80,courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979-80,courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-8O From the book 4

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-8O From the Catalogue of the exhibition at the Palais des Expositions, Achille Bonito Oliva, Rome, Feb-Mar, 2000Francesca Woodman Providence Roma Nex-yok, ed° Castelvecchi, 2000) [ scan]

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-80

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York ,1979-80 From the Catalogue of the exhibition at the Palais des Expositions, Achille Bonito Oliva, Rome, Feb-Mar, 2000Francesca Woodman Providence Roma Nex-yok, ed° Castelvecchi, 2000) [ scan]

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, 1975-1980

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, 1975-1980

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York, 1978-80

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, 1975-1980

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York, 1979-1980 Courtesy of George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman-Untitled, New York, 1979-1980 Courtesy of George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman -Untitled, New York, 1979-1980 (Courtesy George and Betty Woodman)

Francesca Woodman -Untitled, New York, 1979-1980 (Courtesy George and Betty Woodman )

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979-80 courtesy George and Betty Woodman (2)

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979-80 courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979-80 courtesy George and Betty Woodman 3

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979-80 courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979-80 courtesy George and Betty Woodman

Francesca Woodman- Untitled, New York, 1979-80 courtesy George and Betty Woodman

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Edward Steichen -« Ann Harding, Beverly Hills, California » 1931

Julien Mandel

Julien Mandel- Le masque aux Larmes (Mask to Tears), 1930

 

Alexander (Hammid) Hackenschmied

Alexander ( Hammid) Hackenschmied- Rita, in double vision, 1942

Alexander ( Hammid) Hackenschmied- Rita, in double vision, 1942

Alexander ( Hammid) Hackenschmied-  Rita,woman, in double vision, 1942

Alexander ( Hammid) Hackenschmied- Rita,woman, in double vision, 1942

Alexander (Hammid) Hackenschmied – Madeleine a odraz v okně ( La Madeleine (Place) and reflection in the window ),Paris, 1939

 

Alphonse Maria Mucha

Alfons Mucha (Alphonse Maria Mucha) – Model to illustrate the E. Gebhart,, 1908

 

 

 

John French -Light Projection, 1960s

 

John French - Horizontal stripe projection ondon,1960s

John French – Horizontal stripe projection London,1960s

John French -Floral projection on Paulene Stone,  London, UK, 1960s

John French -Floral projection on Paulene Stone, London, UK, 1960s

John French- Circle patterned projection on model, London,1960s

John French- Circle patterned projection on model, London,1960s

John French -Floral projection,  London, UK, 1960s

John French -Floral projection, London, UK, 1960s

John French  Nicole de la Marge,London,1960s

John French Nicole de la Marge,London,1960s

Deanna M Witman

Deanna is a artist living and working on the coast of Maine, and is a native of Pennsylvania. She holds a M.F.A. in Photography from Maine Media College and a B.S. Degree in Environmental Biology from Kutztown University. As an artist/educator, she strives to impart the passion for creating. She has taught photography and the History of Photography at Project Basho, the Community College of Philadelphia, Maine Media Workshops, and the Farnsworth Art Museum. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and is held in private collections via Her Site

Deanna M Witman -Untitled, 2011