Coverbild Lucien Clergue
Lucien Clergue
Brasília
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Texts by: Dr. Eva-Monika Turck
Graphic Design: Ingo Schaeffler
Foreword: Paul Andreu
Contributions: Fernando Arrabel, Lucien Clergue
Edited by: Dr. Eva-Monika Turck
German
March 2013 , 204 Pages, 0 Ills.
hardcover
286mm x 286mm
ISBN: 978-3-7757-3550-6
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| Architect Oscar Niemeyer and photographer Lucien Clergue—the erotomaniacs of the curve
Lucien Clergue (*1934 in Arles) is one of the most notable photographers of our time. The themes of his pictures—traveling artists, gypsies, war ruins and graves, plants in the swamps of the Camargue, tracks in the sand, bullfighting scenes—testify to his deep connection to his homeland. He became famous for his photographs of nudes, whose aesthetic, sensual play of light and water enthralled Pablo Picasso and Jean Cocteau so much that they remained Clergue’s mentors until their deaths. This is the first book to feature Clergue’s architectural photographs of Brazil’s newly built capitol of Brasilia, taken in 1962/63, which until just recently were believed to be lost. Blinded by the cool beauty of this metropolis, the eye is seduced into following the curves of a confident, optimistic type of architecture.
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