Bert stern marilyn monroe (7 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Gut bis sehr gut. Der Prachtband ist insgesamt altersentsprechend noch gut erhalten, nur vorsichtig gelesen, weist jedoch deutlichere Gebrauchsspuren außen auf (am Papier-Schutzumschlag Kratzerchen, leichte Randläsuren, zwei Einrisse sauber von hinten geklebt, eine verfärbte Stelle auf der Rückseite, Schiebespuren/Kratzerchen am Buchschnitt …). Die Seiten innen sind sauber, selbstverständlich KEINE Eintragungen, KEINE losen Seiten o.ä. Begehrte TOP-RARITÄT, deshalb leider teurer. Schneller Versand aus Deutschland - nachverfolgbar mit Sendungsnummer. Bert Stern (geb. 1930), Top-Star unter den amerikanischen Mode- und Werbephotographen der 60er Jahre, war der letzte, dem Marilyn, sechs Wochen vor ihrem Tod, einen Phototermin bewilligte. In einer dreitägigen Session, die für die amerikanische Vogue arrangiert worden war und im Juni 1962 im Bel-Air Hotel in Los Angeles stattfand, entstanden fast 2700 Mode-, Portrait- und Aktaufnahmen, von denen damals kaum mehr als 20 veröffentlicht wurden. Bert Sterns gewaltiger Bilderschatz beeindruckt aber nicht nur durch Quantität. Einmal mehr bewies Marilyn hier ihr legendäres Talent als begnadetes Photomodell. Die Lust am Spiel mit sich selbst in immer wieder neuen Rollen bleibt trotz mancher ernster Momente durchgängig spürbar, und so entstand zugleich ein einmaliges Dokument über die Erotik des Photographierens. In seinem Vorwort erzählt Bert Stern vom Zustandekommen und Verlauf dieses ungewöhnlichen Phototermins. Seit der ersten Ausgabe von 1982 sind immer wieder einzelne verloren geglaubte oder verschollene Bilder des 'Last Sitting' entdeckt worden. Sie in diese Neuauflage zu integrieren war aus rechtlichen Gründen nicht möglich. Mit einem Augenzwinkern gestehen wir daher, dass der Titel des Buches aus heutiger Sicht genau genommen 'The Almost Complete Last Sitting' heißen müsste.…

Broschur. 119 S. 101 Fotografien. 27 x 23 cm. guter Zustand. Dieses Buch erschien als offizielle Begleitpublikation zu einer Ausstellungstournee der Photographien von Bert Stern.

0. 4°. 111 S. Original-Pappband mit Schutzumschlag. Schönes Exemplar der französischsprachigen Ausgabe. Sprache: Französisch. 0,900 gr.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Folio (425x305mm) - Color & B/w reproductions. MARILYN ALIVE by Bert Stern (1929-2013) American commercial photographer. First Italian edition. Original binding. In Very good condition.

29 : 27,5 cm. 30 leaves, 12 coloured original-seriegraphies by Bert Stern, as well as many illustrations. Coloured illustrated original-wrappers with portrait Marilyn on front cover. On June 21, 1962, photographer Bert Stern took what were to be the final photographs of Marilyn Monroe before her death. Know as "The Last Sitting", the portraits were shot at the Bel Air Hotel in Hollywood over three days. On reflection Stern was never entirely satisfied with them, "because of photography's technical limitations, they never quite communicated the dazzling image of Marilyn that existed in my mind's eye at the time I photographed her." As a result, over the next five years Stern began experimenting with silkscreening techniques in order to capture and preserve the image of Marilyn he saw at the time he photographed her. The Serigraphic prints in shining colours show all Marilyn Monroe in different poses. Contains also a long article about Pablo Picasso and Roald Dahl's tale 'The Visitor'. - Avantgarde 2. - Lower right corner of cover missing 1 cm, otherwise fine.…

STERN, Bert. The Last Sitting. A Portfolio of Ten Photographs as Photographed by Bert Stern New York: Shorewood Atelier for Woodbine Books Inc., 1962. Full Description: [MONROE, Marilyn]. [STERN, Bert, photographer]. "The Last Sitting". A Portfolio of Ten Photographs as Photographed by Bert Stern. New York: Shorewood Atelier for Woodbine Books Inc., 1962 (i.e 1978). The very rare limited edition portfolio of "The Last Sitting" of Marilyn Monroe, photos taken just six weeks before her death. Limited to 250 numbered copies. The limitation page is unnumbered, but each photo is numbered 141/250 on the bottom left corner, and signed by Stern in black ink at the bottom right corner. With Limitation page, a poster with small reproductions of each photo and a title caption for each one and ten chromogenic prints. The prints are on glossy paper and sized 24 x 20 inches. Each print is matted in black. All photos and leaves are housed together in original red-orange cloth portfolio. Portfolio size is 27 x 25 inches. The plastic handle on the portfolio is snapped off, but present. Still an about fine set of this scarce item. Shorewood Atelier for Woodbine Books complied this portfolio in 1978. The titles of the photographs include 'Feeling Good,' 'Playful,' 'What's It All About?,' 'Flirtatious,' 'Teasing,' 'I Beg of You,' 'Aroused,' 'Rhythm,' 'Here's to You,' and 'Not Bad For 36.' "Ten color photographs made from the original transparencies as photographed by the renowned photographer Bert Stern in 1962, six weeks before her tragic death. An Edition of 250 portfolios numbered from 1 to 250. Twenty artists proofs numbered I to XX. Twenty lettered sets A to T for publishers. Portfolios are available in glossy finish or matte. Odd numbers are on glossy paper, even numbers are on matte paper. Size of image is 19 x 18 1/2 inches (48.5 x 47 cm) on 20 x 24 inch (51 x 61 cm) paper. All prints are matted and handsomely boxed. Original transparencies have been donated to a museum so that no further prints can be made." (From the Colophon) "Bert Stern was an American photographer best known for his iconic portraits of Marilyn Monroe. With a photo shoot that took place in 1962 just weeks before the actress' death, Stern later compiled his image into the photobook Marilyn Monroe: The Complete Last Sitting, first published in 1982. Born on October 3, 1929 in Brooklyn, NY, Stern taught himself how to take photographs as a youth. Over the course of his career, Stern changed the landscape of fashion and advertising photography by creating dynamic, stand-alone images that no longer existed simply to serve the text. He emerged alongside Richard Avedon, Mark Shaw, and Irving Penn as a pioneer of this new, confrontational style. Stern died at the age of 83 on June 26, 2013 in New York, NY. Notable exhibitions of his work include "I Wanna Be Loved By You: Photographs of Marilyn Monroe" shown at the Brooklyn Museum of Art and "The Last Sitting" at the Musée Maillol in Paris." HBS 69202. $22,500. MONROE, Marilyn; STERN, Bert (illustrator). Signed. …

ca. 27 x 23 cm Buch im sehr guten Zustand. Broschiert 119 Seiten.