Jeanloup Sieff Photographies, Collection Gert Elfering
Derrière Anglais, Paris, 1969
English Derriere
Realized - 27,4000 EUR
128% above estimate
Jeanloup Sieff
Corset, New York 1962
Realized at auction 18,750 EUR
Yves Saint Laurent, Paris, 1971
JEANLOUP SIEFF (1933-2000)
A gentleman is seen taking a photograph in front of a photograph of New York high-rises juxtaposed with a wall of photographs and a photograph of a model wearing new fall fashion 1962
Orange Smash
Jeanloup Sieff
Harper’s Bazaar August, 1962
Harper’s Bazaar
August 1962
What
young
America
wants
to Wear
to See
to Do
to Read
to Know
Photography:
Gleb Derujinsky
Martin Munkácsi
Tom Kublin
Jeanloup Sieff
Melvin Sokolsky
Frank Horvat
Saul Leiter
Illustration:
Perint
Katherina Denzinger
Tomi Ungerer
Martin Munkácsi
Richard Avedon on Munkácsi, "He brought a taste for happiness and honesty and a love of women to what was, before him, a joyless, loveless, lying art. Today the world of what is called fashion is peopled with Munkácsi's babies, his heirs.... The art of Munkácsi lay in what he wanted life to be, and he wanted it to be splendid. And it was."
Melvin Sokolsky
Young Americans in photographs by Frank Horvat
Ed McCurdy… Elizabeth Ashley… Antoinette Perry… Orson Bean… Jason Robards, Jr…. Sally Kirkland… Joseph Heller… Martin Gabel… Mary Cushing… Joseph Papp… hairdresser Monti… John Chamberlain… Father Roman O.S.B. … A geometric painter (Andy Warhol) with sculptor John Chamberlain.
From the Editor’s Guest Book
Bob Hope picks up an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters at Georgetown University for his indefatigable efforts to visit and cheer on lonely service camps in the farthest outposts of the globe
Arthur M. Young, inventor and developer of the Bell Helicopter, head of the Foundation for the study of Consciousness in Philadelphia, is the author of “Up with Search”
Literary:
Edward Albee’s new play – Who’s afraid of Virginia Wolf? will be performed by the Actor’s Studio Theatre next season – Albee is working on an adaptation of Carson McCullers’ Ballad of the Sad Café
Ad man from Pennsylvania, graduate of Columbia University, Alan Koehler is a copywriter for a large Fifth Avenue advertising agency. Inside is his The Madison Avenue Cookbook, “for people who can’t cook and don’t want other people to know it” Illustrated by Tomi Ungerer
Marianne Houser’s ninth story to appear in Harper’s Bazaar since 1944, “Allons Enfants”
Sparks and Kingdoms of Heaven, two poems by Denise Leverton, poet of the Avante-Garde. Denise Leverton photographed by Kay Harris
Classic Ads:
The 'ski-pant' was a mainstay of the 60's. Stirrups attached to the hem of these stretch pants - a s seen here on Wilhelmina - assured a clean line and a tight fit
166 pages
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