Elliott Erwitt Unseen (Hardcover)

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상품상태 :	신상품
배송방법 :	택배,우편(소포/등기),화물배달,퀵,방문수령
배송지역 :	전국
원산지 :	신품
제조사 :	Te Neues Publishing Company
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Outdoor Lighting: Nudes (Outdoor Photography) (Paperback) 60,000원 Henri Cartier-Bresson:The Modern Century (피터 Galassi) 판매완료 Henri Cartier-Bresson:The Man, the Image and the World: A Retrospective[Paperback] 판매완료 Henri Cartier-Bressonv : Les choix d\'Henri Cartier-Bressonv 35,000원 Robert Capa (Paperback) 판매완료 Photo Poche 35: Elliott Erwitt 판매완료 Henri Cartier-Bresson:de quis\'agit-il? 판매완료 http://www.elliotterwitt.com/lang/en/     엘리엇 어윗(Elliott Erwitt, 1928~)은 프랑스 파리에서 태어나 1930년대 후반부터 사진을 배우기 시작하여 60년이 넘는 세월동안 직업 사진가로 광고, 패션, 뉴스 등 거의 모든 분야의 사진을 찍었습니다. 그는 사진을 예술로 생각하기 보다는 생계를 위한 일로 생각하였지만, 간혹 취미로 사진을 찍었습니다. 하지만, 이것이 그가 가장 좋아했던 일이자 그의 진면목을 제대로 보여주는 일이었습니다. "나의 경험에 의하면 좋은 사진은 의뢰작업으로서는 나오질 않았다."라는 그의 말처럼 의뢰받은 사진을 찍다가도 흥미로운 장면이 있으면 곧잘 그것을 찍기도 했습니다. 또한 "나는 호흡이 긴 사진을 찍는 체질이 아닌 것 같다."라고 말했듯이 그는 몇 달씩 걸리는 작업을 꺼려했습니다   Elliott Erwitt - Unseen "Elliott has to my mind achieved a miracle working on a chain-gang of commercial campaigns and still offering a bouquet of stolen photos with a flavor, a smile from his deeper self. " Henri Cartier-Bresson POLAR+NKA* photography opens an important exhibit titled UNSEEN by internationally renowned photographer Elliott Erwitt, with an opening reception on SEPTEMBER 11th to OCTOBER 31th Erwitt's photographs of ordinary life, beach scenes, celebrities, children and dogs have delighted viewers for decades. At age 78 he has culled through sixty years of work and chosen what he considers to be his very best photographs. Many have never been published before. These ebullient images reflect the vast scope of the wittiest photographer of our time. POLAR+NKA* photography will have approximately 40 of Erwitt's classic photographs representing many phases of his long career. ELIOTT ERWITT Elliott Erwitt (1928 à Paris - ) est un photographe américain, né de parents russes. Il a passé dix ans de son enfance en Europe notamment en Italie, Allemagne et France avant que ses parents n'émigrent aux États-Unis, à New York puis à Los Angeles. Robert Capa sera l'un des premiers à le remarquer et à l'inviter à devenir membre de l'agence Magnum. Agence qu'il présidera quelques années plus tard. Il a photographié l'Europe et les États-Unis, les enfants et les chiens, les stars avec un humour satirique. Il a également produit de nombreuses émissions télés comiques. « Faire rire les gens est une des plus parfaites réussites qu'on puisse espérer » dit-il. Dans un parcours d’environ quarante images, l’exposition “Seen & Unseen” fait découvrir des oeuvres inédites du photographe américain Elliott Erwitt. Ce sont des images pleines d’esprit: aussi bien la découverte du caractère humain à travers les chiens que de simples portraits acérés et inoubliables. C’est un Erwitt des solitudes urbaines, de la féminité intense et parfumée, des petits gestes et des petits sentiments qui nous livre des instants de la vie telle qu’ils sont.En dialogue avec des images jamais publiées et découvertes par le photographe récemment, une sélection parmi les grands classiques d’Elliott Erwitt permet de déguster les images plus connues de ce photographe. Membre de l’agence Magnum Photos depuis 1953 et aimé dans le monde entier pour l’ironie de son regard, Elliott Erwitt est né à Paris en 1928. Son intérêt pour la photographie remonte à son adolescence à New York, où sa familles s’était installée. Il y travaille professionnellement à partir de la fin des années 40. Pendant plus de cinquante ans, Elliott Erwitt a publié des livres et exposé son travail dans les galeries et musées du monde entier, parmi lesquels le MoMA à New York, la Smithsonian Institution, l’Art Institute of Chicago, le Musée d’Art Moderne à Paris et le Kunsthaus de Zurich. Elliott Erwitt vit et travaille à New York. Erwitt's superb sense of humor coupled with a deceptively casual photographic technique inspired the eminent photography critic, John Szarkowski, to remark that Erwitt is "one of the few photographers whose work is also identified by extraordinary wit." Traveling around the world on magazine assignments, Erwitt always found time to take the wry and timeless photographs of ordinary people and dogs that have made him famous. His photographs of Hollywood legends like Marlene Dietrich and Marilyn Monroe, and political figures like Nikita Khrushchev and Richard Nixon are equally penetrating and insightful. According to writer, Sean Callahan, survival seems to be built into Erwitt's nature, along with the ability "to be an astute observer of others, highly sensitive to the vicissitudes of life and, when necessary, utterly charming and disarming." Erwitt was born in Paris in 1928, the only child of displaced Russian parents who raised him in Milan. When he was 11 the family fled Europe on the last boat out of free France. For several years he and his parents lived in New York City before moving to California. At age 16, after his parents split up, Erwitt was on his own in Los Angeles, attending Hollywood High while living in a rented bungalow with friends. After Edward Steichen arranged his first commercial job he established himself in New York the 40s and 50s as a leading magazine photographer. His friendship with Robert Capa resulted in his joining the prestigious Magnum Agency in 1953 after he got out of the army. In his long and successful career as a magazine and advertising photographer Erwitt has used an arsenal of cameras. But the images he shot for himself were usually made with a classic Leica rangefinder and in black and white. He has remarked, "The most important advice to photographers is f:8 and be there." In his most poetic images something wordless and magical happens in a fleeting instant. In Orleans, France, 1952 Erwitt snapped the shutter just as a pigeon fluttered down to a deserted cobblestone street illuminated by a triangular shaft of sunlight. Erwitt has shot annual reports of Fortune 500 companies, worked on six-figure advertising campaigns for Madison Avenue, and on breaking news for Paris Match. An assignment shooting women's shoes inspired him to take a closer look at dogs as subjects. New York City, 1974, one of Erwitt's most famous photographs, was taken with the camera near sidewalk level of a bug-eyed, rat-sized dog dressed in a knitted sweater and hat standing next to two gigantic pairs of legs, one wearing boots, the other belonging to another dog. The humor lies in the somewhat idiotic expression of the tiny dog which suggests it is the dwarfed product of a canine/human marriage. In Erwitt's classic image, California, 1955, the reflection of a couple kissing in a parked car's side mirror is like a joyful bubble against a Pacific ocean sunset. In 1960, on the set of the movie "The Misfits, " Erwitt photographed a team that included Marilyn Monroe, Clark Gable, Montgomery Clift, Arthur Miller, John Huston, and Eli Wallach. The cast looks a little haggard, and even Monroe struggles to play her diva role. It was the last film either Gable or Monroe would make before their deaths. Erwitt said of Monroe, "Physically she was surprisingly unattractive; the beauty was manufactured. But she was extremely intelligent and sensitive. And likeable." In 2006 several touring exhibitions of Erwitt's photographs were shown at New York's International Center for Photography, in Paris, at Japan's Mitsukoshi, and in Barcelona, Spain. Additionally, a major exhibition in Australia is being planned. His photographs have been collected and exhibited at museums including the Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Smithsonian Institution, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Modern Art in Paris, and the Kunsthaus in Zurich. His photographic books include the comprehensive monograph Personal Exposures/Elliott Erwitt (Norton, 1988); On the Beach (Norton, 1991), and Elliott Erwitt: To the Dogs (Norton, 1992). Elliot Erwitt currently lives in New York City. Imprimer cette page Tous les droits résérvés Actuphoto.com Henri Cartier-Bresson:The Man, the Image and the World: A Retrospective[Paperback] 판매완료 Henri Cartier-Bresson:The Modern Century (피터 Galassi) 판매완료 Henri Cartier-Bressonv : Les choix d\'Henri Cartier-Bressonv 35,000원 Henri Cartier-Bresson:de quis\'agit-il? 판매완료 Photo Poche 35: Elliott Erwitt 판매완료 Robert Capa (Paperback) 판매완료 Outdoor Lighting: Nudes (Outdoor Photography) (Paperback) 60,000원 배송비 : 기본배송료는 2,500원 입니다. (도서,산간,오지 일부지역은 배송비가 추가될 수 있습니다)  100,000원 이상 구매시 무료배송입니다. 본 상품의 평균 배송일은 일입니다.(입금 확인 후) 설치 상품의 경우 다소 늦어질수 있습니다.[배송예정일은 주문시점(주문순서)에 따른 유동성이 발생하므로 평균 배송일과는 차이가 발생할 수 있습니다.] 본 상품의 배송 가능일은 일 입니다. 배송 가능일이란 본 상품을 주문 하신 고객님들께 상품 배송이 가능한 기간을 의미합니다. 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