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HELMUT NEWTON (1920–2004), Rue Aubriot, Paris, 1975
'This print of Helmut Newton’s celebrated image Rue Aubriot, shot on August 4th 1975, is the unique engraver’s print that served for the origination of its first appearance in print, in French .This photograph, first published in French Vogue in 1975 is one of those.' In an 1998 article f.
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Yves Saint Laurent, "Rue Aubriot", Vogue, Paris, 1975 tirage argentique postérieur signé, titr.
This photograph, first published in French Vogue in 1975 is one of those.' In an 1998 article for the New York Times Magazine, which was devoted solely to the making of these two photographs, .
'This print of Helmut Newton’s celebrated image Rue Aubriot, shot on August 4th 1975, is the unique engraver’s print that served for the origination of its first appearance in print, in French Vogue in September 1975. This is the earliest known print of what is today recognised as one of Newton’s most emblematic image.
This photograph, first published in French Vogue in 1975 is one of those.' In an 1998 article for the New York Times Magazine, which was devoted solely to the making of these two photographs, Helmut Newton was asked for his recollections of this .
Yves St. Laurent, Rue Aubriot, French Vogue, Paris, 1975 gelatin silver print, printed c. 1988 signed, titled, dated and numbered '1/10' in pencil and stamped photographer's Monte Carlo copyright credit and reproduction limitation (verso)Yves Saint Laurent, "Rue Aubriot", Vogue, Paris, 1975 tirage argentique postérieur signé, titré, daté et numéroté 7⁄10' au crayon avec cachets de copyright du photographe (verso)
In 1975, Helmut Newton was contacted by Vogue Paris; the artist was to oversee one of the season’s fashion spreads. The shoot took place in a narrow little Paris street: rue Aubriot in the Marais, where the photographer had been living for 14 years.
Shot for French Vogue in 1975, the story featured an androgynous woman standing in a hazily lit Parisian alleyway, hair slicked back, crisp white cravat, cigarette, entwined with a model dressed only in black stilettos. Yves Saint Laurent first showed the new tuxedo as part of his autumn/winter “Pop Art” collection in 1966, and yet, it was photographer Helmut Newton who elevated Le Smoking to an iconic status with his shot for French Vogue in 1975, taken in a dusky Parisian alleyway–Rue Aubriot–in pure elegant simplicity that remains the epitome of .Bid now on Yves St. Laurent, Rue Aubriot, French Vogue, Paris by Helmut Newton. View a wide Variety of artworks by Helmut Newton, now available for sale on artnet Auctions. Yves Saint Laurent's 'Le Smoking' suit (shot on Rue Aubriot) by Helmut Newton for "Paris Vogue" - 1975
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The work Yves Saint Laurent, "Rue Aubriot", Vogue, Paris, 1975 by Helmut Newton was sold in the Photographies auction at Christies in Paris in May last year. It achieved a price of EUR 60,480.00 exceeding the upper end of the estimate range by 51 %.'This print of Helmut Newton’s celebrated image Rue Aubriot, shot on August 4th 1975, is the unique engraver’s print that served for the origination of its first appearance in print, in French Vogue in September 1975. This is the earliest known print of what is today recognised as one of Newton’s most emblematic image.This photograph, first published in French Vogue in 1975 is one of those.' In an 1998 article for the New York Times Magazine, which was devoted solely to the making of these two photographs, Helmut Newton was asked for his recollections of this .
Yves St. Laurent, Rue Aubriot, French Vogue, Paris, 1975 gelatin silver print, printed c. 1988 signed, titled, dated and numbered '1/10' in pencil and stamped photographer's Monte Carlo copyright credit and reproduction limitation (verso)
Yves Saint Laurent, "Rue Aubriot", Vogue, Paris, 1975 tirage argentique postérieur signé, titré, daté et numéroté 7⁄10' au crayon avec cachets de copyright du photographe (verso)
In 1975, Helmut Newton was contacted by Vogue Paris; the artist was to oversee one of the season’s fashion spreads. The shoot took place in a narrow little Paris street: rue Aubriot in the Marais, where the photographer had been living for 14 years.Shot for French Vogue in 1975, the story featured an androgynous woman standing in a hazily lit Parisian alleyway, hair slicked back, crisp white cravat, cigarette, entwined with a model dressed only in black stilettos. Yves Saint Laurent first showed the new tuxedo as part of his autumn/winter “Pop Art” collection in 1966, and yet, it was photographer Helmut Newton who elevated Le Smoking to an iconic status with his shot for French Vogue in 1975, taken in a dusky Parisian alleyway–Rue Aubriot–in pure elegant simplicity that remains the epitome of .Bid now on Yves St. Laurent, Rue Aubriot, French Vogue, Paris by Helmut Newton. View a wide Variety of artworks by Helmut Newton, now available for sale on artnet Auctions.
Yves Saint Laurent's 'Le Smoking' suit (shot on Rue Aubriot) by Helmut Newton for "Paris Vogue" - 1975
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ysl french vogue rue aubriot paris 1975 by helmut newton|HELMUT NEWTON (1920–2004), Rue Aubriot, Paris, 1975
