🎈RARE Peter LINDBERGH - Charlotte Rampling, Authentic Orig Drawing Offset Print

Description: Sale!!! Mega RARE! Unique!!!! Peter LINDBERGH - Charlotte Rampling, Paris, 1987 Old Authentic Original Drawing Offset Print Beautiful Famous photo!!!! Unique! Print made in 2005 by a former art printer Archival Model Printer duotone print enhanced with gloss varnish Size: 17cm x 25.8cm This unpublished print was found in the depths of an assembly workshop in the archive lockers of a former art printing works, preciously kept flat and protected from light in an envelope. Although it is old with its 17 years of age, it has remained in a good state of conservation. Presence of traces of dirt and marks on the back due to manipulations by the printer. On the other hand, the front is intact, in perfect condition and of a remarkable shine. This copy was kept by the printer in order to serve as a reference for its setting and coloring on the machine during reprints. In 1987, in Paris, Charlotte Rampling, in her forties, wife at that time of Jean Michel Jarre, former model and confirmed British actress, posed without any complex under the lens of Peter Lindbergh who produced a hymn to women, to piercing gaze, with a mouth tense with determination and arms displaying his entire collection of bracelets concealing his chest, a strong image that testifies to the deep respect he has always had for his models, in the space of an instant she bends to the format, sensual, symbolizing the aesthetics of the new woman. With his talent as a director, he alternates sequenced close-ups as well as subjective shots. The most important quality in his images is above all his frankness, his almost shocking honesty, his subjects seem to open up emotionally in front of his lens. “It's not the appearance that counts, but the spirit of the person you are photographing. »Peter Lindbergh For him a perfect female body contains a mystery, he exalts it as an object of desire for man, through images or emanates a force of seduction. This body language which founds the complex system which underlies the relationship between the photographer and the subject, through a set of complicit signs and a deep fidelity towards each other, can give rise to a form of poetry at the moment when photography is realized. He installs a language founding the complex system that underlies the relationship between him and his subject, through a set of complicit signs and a deep fidelity to each other, can be born a form of poetry to the moment the photograph is taken. “Creation is the birth of something. A thing cannot come from nothing. When you create a painting, a poem, a photograph, creativity comes from an idea, a feeling, an emotion, or a combination of ideas, feelings and emotions that are reborn, in some way so, through our experiences and our ambitions. »Peter Lindbergh Surprising is the effect he transposes into his images, he shows a fashion object without succumbing to the document, it is the charm and grace that operate, giving his model the impression of being suspended above of everything, he opposes power and lightness, a constant that often comes up in his work. He has a vision or he suggests, or he weaves with extraordinary creativity photographs that are totally new in their conception. His images defy the laws of gravity of this world, they seem to redefine a new world that does not exist. A special light and a composition are not enough, Lindbergh wants to feel the soul of the subject he photographs, to give the impression of being close to them. He insists that his models be natural, lightly made up and styled in a simple way, in order to be able to bring all their personal mystery to the lens. His work has an aspect of science fiction, is a total utopia, transforming these goddesses into human beings without ever depriving them of their aura. His style is deeply marked by the contrasting images of his childhood spent in the Ruhr region. Industrial landscapes, dark places, disused factories and metal structures are often found in his photographs. Influenced by the photographer August Sander, the Metropolis of Fritz Lang, Germany and its expressionist cinema, omnipresent traces in his shots, moments of emotion forever immortalized. He has little taste for retouching, thus refusing to erase the singularities that make up a personality to leave room for a raw and strong image. Loving to work with women with a strong identity, he lets them express themselves freely in front of the camera. His photographs will considerably upset the fashion world, definitively changing the look of an industry that is only defined through a facade of perfection. The models are immersed in a banal setting, in the middle of busy streets like snapshots of life, moments of rare emotions engraved on film. But above all, the work of Peter Lindbergh works like that of a true historian, showing us the evolution of women in fashion. Luscious and radiant, the woman becomes more androgynous and hungry over the years. He photographs women as they are with their flaws, he knows how to sublimate them like no other, he is a fashion photographer who does not photograph fashion. His photographs do not convey the image of a garment or an ultra-sophisticated and artificial woman, but it is the Woman he seeks to capture, firmly rooted in his time, with his sensitivity and his universe. These are by no means photographs of classic fashions, but testimonies, an idea of the femininity of the times. As a total visionary, the artist apprehends with his expert eye the most beautiful women in the world from the end of the 80s, Naomi Campbell, Stéphanie Seymour, Linda Evangelista, Kristen Owen, Berri Smither, Cindy Crawford, Kristen McMenamy and Kate Moss. They are for him, rough diamonds, and knows how to capture their essence in all benevolence, long before they become the muses of the greatest couturiers. He presents them without makeup or sophistication, dressed in simple white shirts on the beaches of Santa Monica, favoring black and white to distance himself from real life to favor his image. If we retouch too much, we erase life. It's not photography anymore, it's plastic surgery. »Peter Lindbergh We photographers are here to free them from the dictatorship of perfection and youth. »Peter Lindbergh Peter Lindbergh (1944-2019) German photographer and director, born Peter Brodbeck in Leszno, Poland. He spent his childhood in Duisburg in North Rhine-Westphalia. After an elementary education, he left school very early at the age of 15 and worked as a window decorator for the Karstadt and Horten department stores. In 1962, he left for Switzerland for eight months, then went to Berlin where he followed evening classes at the Beaux-Arts. He hitchhiked to Arles, following in the footsteps of Vincent Van Gogh, whom he admired, and continued his journey for two years, as far as Spain and Morocco. Back in Germany, Peter Lindbergh studied free painting at the “Krefeld” art school. In 1969, while still a student, he exhibited his paintings for the first time at the “Denise René/Hans Mayer” gallery. In 1971, he turned definitively to photography and was the assistant of the photographer Hans Lux, in Düsseldorf, for two years and then worked five years as a freelancer, exclusively in the field of advertising, following a first and important publication in "Stern", he knows notoriety. In 1978, he moved to Paris and began his international career, initially working for the magazines "Marie Claire" and "Vogue" Italian version, then British, French, German and American, later with "The New Yorker “, “Vanity Fair”, “Rolling Stone” and “Allure”. In 1988, Anna Wintour took over the helm of the American edition of Vogue, she recruited Lindbergh immediately, asking him to do the cover of the November 1988 issue, Lindbergh signed one of his most beautiful photos which was hailed as a graphic revolution in the world of the fashion press, that of the young Israeli model Michaela Bercu in the midst of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In 1990, he repeated the feat this time for the cover of British Vogue by taking an iconic shot that brought together Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell, Tatjana Patitz, Cindy Crawford and Christy Turlington, little known but who will be the supermodels who will develop in the During the 90s. Recognized then in the field of fashion, he produced numerous campaigns for haute couture, Giorgio Armani, Prada, Donna Karan, Calvin Klein and in parallel drew portraits of many personalities from both musical and cinematographic circles, John Travolta, Catherine Deneuve, Mick Jagger, Charlotte Rampling, James Coburn, Asia Argento, Dennis Hopper, Tina Turner, Madonna, Sharon Stone, Charlotte Gainsbourg, John Malkovich, Mylène Farmer among others. Friend of the director and photographer Wim Wenders, he also turned to the production of documentaries and experimental films. In 1995, he was named best photographer by the "International Fashion Awards" and became an honorary member of the very exclusive German Club of Art Directors. That same year, in Berlin, he received the “Raymond Loewy Foundation” prize, the most important European distinction in the field of design. In 1996 he produced the prestigious Pirelli calendar with Nastassja Kinski, Tatjana Patitz, Eva Herzigovà, which he renewed in 2002 with other top models. Peter Lindbergh's works are the subject of numerous exhibitions around the world, and the profoundly artistic dimension of his work opens the doors to prestigious art museums in Paris, Tokyo, Berlin, Milan, Rome, Moscow, New York. , and Beijing, He is considered one of the very big names in contemporary fashion photography, signing cult photographs throughout his career. He is at the origin of several important innovations in the world of fashion photography. Towards the end of his career, he alternated his life between New York, Paris and Arles. This is a print that the printer had archived as a reference model and laminated on a support in order to be able to preserve it over time. A wonderful testimony to traditional fine art printing which unfortunately has completely disappeared today. Magnificent print, close to a photograph, with a beautiful shine, luminous, with very dense tones. Its contrasting rendering, as well as its definition with sharp details, are absolutely remarkable. I like to recognize myself in the photos I take. That was the most important thing for me, to always be able to find my identity in my images. »Peter Lindbergh Sale as is, no return. please see my sales list thanks a lot to the following photographers Edward Weston Daido Moriyama Araki Josef Koudelka Saul Leiter Ray K Metzker Paolo Roversi Helmut Newton, Henri Cartier-Bresson Ernst Haas Harry Gruyaert Annie Leibovitz Peter Lindbergh Guy Bourdin Richard Avedon Herb Ritts, Ellen Von Unwerth Comme des Garçons Rei Kawakubo Irving Penn, Bruce Weber, Edward Steichen, George Hoyningen-Huene, Hiro, Erwin Blumenfeld Bruce Weber, Alex Webb Robert Frank Issey Miyake Robert Doisneau Steve Hiett Gueorgui Pinkhassov Andy Warhol Yayoi Kusama Magnum photos Harry Callahan Andre Kertesz Elliott Erwitt Bruce Davidson Guy Bourdin Steven Meisel, Martin Munkacsi Mario Giacomelli Bruce Gilden Sebastiao Salgado Sarah Moon

Price: 395 USD

Location: New York, New York

End Time: 2024-12-12T22:02:23.000Z

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