CHRIS VON WANGENHEIM (19421981) , Woman Smashing T.V. Set, American Vogue, 1977 Christie's

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Chris von Wangenheim, The inevitability of violence through Fashion Photography. By Marie Audier D'Alessandris. Chris von Wangenheim was one of the most groundbreaking fashion photographers of the 20th century. He is best known for his provocative yet extremely attractive images such as the Dior campaigns or the shoots with seemingly.

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Chris von Wangenheim was one of the most groundbreaking fashion photographers of the 20th century. From 1968 until his death in a car accident in 1981, he ranked alongside Helmut Newton and Guy Bourdin in his masterful encapsulation of the 1970s zeitgeist. Now, a forthcoming Rizzoli monograph about the pioneering image-maker gives us a welcome.

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The chain-link fence photos by Chris von Wangenheim . In October 1978 Gia had her first major fashion shoot with top photographer Chris von Wangenheim. One of the photos taken that day (above left) appeared in the January 1979 issue of American Vogue and that image marks the turn in the model's career. After the photoshoot wrapped Chris asked.

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Photograph: Chris Von Wangenheim/Gloss book. Von Wangenheim's relative obscurity now may be explained by his untimely death in a car accident in 1981, at the age of 39, and the fact that his.

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View Chris von Wangenheim's 54 artworks on artnet. Find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks for sale, the latest news, and sold auction prices. See available photographs, and prints and multiples for sale and learn about the artist.

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This iconic image by Chris von Wangenheim embodies the mood of 1970s fashion: lush, decadent and unabashedly seductive. Hired by French fashion house Dior to create an advertisement for the brand's jewelry, von Wangenheim produced this striking image, which perfectly balances the glamour of haute couture with the growing cultural awareness of women's sexuality.

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Christoph von Wangenheim was a German fashion photographer of the late 1960s through the early 1980s.

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Shoot to Thrill. A new book spotlights the seminal photographer Chris von Wangenheim. by Karin Nelson. Aug. 26, 2015. In the1970s, ____when fashion photography was focused on overtly sexual, and.

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Chris von Wangenheim was one of the most groundbreaking fashion photographers of the 20th century. He ranked alongside Helmut Newton and Guy Bourdin in his masterful encapsulation of the 1970s zeitgeist. Von Wangenheim was born in Breig, in what was then a war-torn East Prussia, in 1942. His father was an officer in the German Army who died in Soviet captivity in 1953 (most likely a suicide).

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Chris von Wangenheim did not know his father, but the circumstances of the father's life surely marked the son's creative spirit. A feature for the June 1975 issue of Italian VOGUE casts the models as Olympic athletes. On other occasions horses were brought into the studio for a number of archetypal von Wangenheim images - arguably as.

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Chris von Wangenheim's work exemplified the new mood: Alongside his (now) more-famous peers Helmut Newton and Guy Bourdin, von Wangenheim drew sex, violence, and irony to the surface of fashion.

A Model Poses In A Coat By Patou Photograph by Chris von Wangenheim Fine Art America

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Chris von Wangenheim, a fashion photographer whose work has been called daring, provocative and brilliantly inventive, died Monday night in an automobile crash on the island of St. Martin in the.

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Chris von Wangenheim. Jean-Luc Godard once quipped that "all you need for a movie is a gun and a girl.". By that measure, the Valentino Haute Couture Fall/Winter 1971/1972 campaign shot by Chris Von Wangenheim was superbly cinematic. Riffing on the era's "radical chic," as Tom Wolfe dubbed it, Von Wangenheim posed models Isa Stoppi.

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Fashion photographer Chris von Wangenheim is one of the most avant-garde image-makers in the 20th century. He ranked next to Helmut Newton and Guy Bourdin in his encapsulation of the 1970s zeitgeist. In his relatively short career (between the years 1968 and 1981) he produced now-iconic imagery for every top fashion publication of the 70's.