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 Adolph de Meyer por Frederick Hollyer
Adolph de Meyer by Frederick Hollyer
In 1909, the American publisher Condé Nast purchased Vogue, which at the time was a weekly society magazine, chronicling the lives of the rich and famous. Though Vogue quickly became más widely accessible to the mainstream public under the direction of Nast, his vision and goal for the magazine remained focused on catering specifically to high society.

Eager to get his magazine on the map, Nast quickly hired Baron Adophe de Meyer, a highly accomplished photographer from Europe. Rather than hiring models, de Meyer used society women and celebridades for his Vogue photographs who often wore their...
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16mm film shot while making the "Fight Club" still foto spread for W magazine with Steven Klein in 1999. Shot and edited por Niels Alpert. música por Reigning Sound
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 por Baron Adolph de Meyer, the first photographer for Vogue magazine
By Baron Adolph de Meyer, the first photographer for Vogue magazine
As an art historian, I look at the visual imágenes for insight into the world we live in. How do artistic endeavors reflect the social, cultural, economic and political conditions of the times? How do the things we look at, the things we create give insight into the world around us?

Over the years, many of my academic interests have come together in the realm of fashion photography. This critical inquiry into fashion fotografía has emerged from the history of fotografía and my interest in the body itself as a work of art--as both a symbolic and real means of communication. Both clothed and unclothed,...
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