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Mrs Newton

Auteur : June Newton

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Résumé

Connue comme photographe sous le nom d'Alice Springs, June Newton (épouse d'Helmut Newton) retrace ici quelques-unes des étapes de sa vie à travers des clichés personnels, des portraits professionnels de personnalités du monde de la création (Yves Saint-Laurent, Balthus, Nicole Kidman...), des textes et des extraits de son journal intime. ©Electre 2024

June Newton, renowned under her photographic pseudonym Alice Springs, takes the reader on an extraordinary journey from her childhood in Australia, via work and travels with her husband Helmut Newton, to life today in Monaco and Los Angeles.

The photographs by and of Springs featured throughout the book - a wonderful contemporary mix of personal snapshots and professional portraits of creative figures including Yves Saint Laurent, Gore Vidal, Balthus, Robert Mapplethorpe, Brassaï, Nicole Kidman, and Anjelica Huston - illustrate the story of her life, in which the houses and apartments where she has lived stand as milestones. Her previously unpublished diary extracts and her new writing are lit up by gentle irony, disarming honesty, and a photographer's eye for telling detail. Intensely personal and engaging, this book charts a remarkable 20th-century woman's journey through life.

"It was during dinner one evening just before the first publication of my photographs that Helmut asked me what name I intended to use. Jean Seberg and her Spanish boyfriend, Ricardo, were among the guests and Ricardo... asked for an atlas which I produced. He opened it to the map of Australia, asked for a pin, told me to shut my eyes and aim. The pin landed at the center of The Continent - Alice Springs. `There's your name,' he said."

Fiche Technique

Paru le : 18/03/2004

Thématique : Ecrits sur la photographie

Auteur(s) : Auteur : June Newton

Éditeur(s) : Taschen

Collection(s) : Varia

Série(s) : Non précisé.

ISBN : Non précisé.

EAN13 : 9783822830574

Reliure : Broché

Pages : 255

Hauteur: 30.0 cm / Largeur 22.0 cm


Épaisseur: 3.3 cm

Poids: 1744 g