Bergström, Paris, 1977
- 57 x 45 cm
- Fotografie
Floating framed in an exclusive handmade frame and museum glass.
Helmut Newton (1920–2004) was one of the most influential photographers of all time. He gained international fame in the 1970s, mainly through his work for French Vogue. Newton became known for his controversial scenarios, but what truly stood out was his ability to make a carefully staged photograph appear fresh and dynamic.
The world-famous photography icon, Helmut Newton was a source of inspiration for those involved in fashion and glamor photography. Newton played with the fact that "fashion is clothing and clothing covers nudity". Like no other he played with the boundaries between fashion photography and eroticism.
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The world-famous photography icon, Helmut Newton was a source of inspiration for those involved in fashion and glamor photography. Newton played with the fact that "fashion is clothing and clothing covers nudity". Like no other he played with the boundaries between fashion photography and eroticism.