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Martin Schoeller: Female Bodybuilders
, Pond Press, 2008 Hardcover, 96 pages, 33 x 28 cm, English text. Fine condition. . ISBN 9780976195535.
[Schoeller's portraits] give the face, the human expression, a new dimension, and that's why we keep looking at them. That's what portraits are for, what they are all about. David Remnick Female Bodybuilders is the second monograph by contemporary artist and photographer Martin Schoeller. Schoeller is considered a contemporary master of portrait photography. Since 1999, Martin Schoeller has been contracted by The New Yorker to capture portraits of the most recognized personalities of our time. Through this and other magazines, he has photographed President Bill Clinton, Barak Obama, Tom Wolfe, Angelina Jolie, George Clooney, and many others. In this work, he turns his unique style to female body builders. In Schoeller's words: with Female Bodybuilders, I am trying to show the vulnerability that I see and feel in the subjects when I am with them, to get to the complex emotions behind a mask of extreme physical expression. These women mirror our modern cultural hunger for size, aggression, and attention at any cost. We are in the age of Bigness. This limited print-run monograph is a must-have for collectors of contemporary art and photography.
COLLECTIF. Guy Hennebelle. Pierre Maillot. Suso Cecchi d'Amico. Isabelle Raynaud. Francis Vanoye. Pierre Schoeller. Annie Kovacs. Alain Aubert. Francis Fourcou. Jacqueline Aubenas. Philippe Dubois. Jean-Luc Dirick. Mathilde Hochkofler. Martin Thau. Boleslaw Michalek. Pascale Ferradini. Fay Kanin. Robert Wagner. Paul Thompson. Aruna Vasudev. Jean-Paul Aubert, Hu Bin. Simon Feldman. Thierry Odeyn. Ferenc Moldovanyi. Pierre Baudry. John Baxter; Daniel Tardy. Dominique Brun. Francis Valoye...
Reference : 19545
L'enseignement du scénario. Préface de Suso Cecchi d'Amico.
Paris : CinémAction, N° 61, 4e trimestre 1991. Un volume in-8°, broché.
Bel exemplaire. [19545]
