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50 Photographs is a photo book by American visual artist Jessica Lange, published by powerHouse Books on November 18, 2008. Featuring an introduction written by the National Book Award-winner Patti Smith, the art work distributed by Random House is the official debut of Lange as a photographer.
18 de nov. de 2008 · A 2007 feature in Aperture, introduced by Mary Ellen Mark, gave the world its first taste of Lange’s visual work; now, 50 Photographs gathers her impressive portfolio, featuring images from Mexico, Africa, Romania, Russia, Finland, Italy, and France as well as the U.S., into her first-ever photography monograph.
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18 de nov. de 2008 · Beautiful photos from Jessica Lange. She possesses a fine eye for the perfect shot and this collection have been taken throughout her travels in the Americas, Spain and Mexico. They reflect her own renowned humanity perfectly.
50 Photographs. Jessica Lange. powerHouse Books, 2008 - Photography - 50 pages. "I find photography a most mysterious process--capturing that moment in time and space, elusive and fleeting, and...
18 de nov. de 2008 · 50 Photographs. Jessica Lange, Patti Smith (Introduction) 4.20. 25 ratings3 reviews. “I find photography a most mysterious process—capturing that moment in time and space, elusive and fleeting, and crystallizing it. You have made a photograph. It is its own thing now. To me, that is thrilling.” —Jessica Lange.
A 2007 feature in Aperture, introduced by Mary Ellen Mark, gave the world its first taste of Lange’s visual work; now, 50 Photographs gathers her impressive portfolio, featuring images from Mexico, Africa, Romania, Russia, Finland, Italy, and France as well as the U.S., into her first-ever photography monograph.
visual work; now, 50 Photographs gathers her impressive portfolio, featuring images from Mexico, Africa, Romania, Russia, Finland, Italy, and France as well as the U.S., into her first-ever photography monograph. Alternately comforting and disquieting, Lange’s striking black-and-whites possess a kind of moody mystery that is appropriately ...
