books by Klaus Honnef     books:       Männer1 review Herlinde Koelbl, Klaus Honnef, ... Bucher, 2000 A woman photographs men - and wow! Herlinde Koelbl: A German woman photographs men. Another lone pioneer in the era of women's lib exploring erotic photography. Published 1984. Very tender and intimate portrais of men and men's bodies. Strong men made vulnerable! I have yet to find another phographer who takes it there like Koelbl does. Her subjects are a mix of ages, races, and body types, from muscular to skinny; they are not ...             Men Defined: Nudes2 reviews Klaus Honnef, Vera Friederich Edition Stemmle, 1998 Nude Men seen through the camera of a Woman Finally an artistic book on a subject where sex/gay eroticism is the usual! Vera, a woman photographer, shows us her men with art, from head to toes with a lot sensibility. She plays with the shapes and shadows without been vulgar anytime and proves that you can show something artistic without showing it all. One of the best book on the subject for black & white lovers!             Andreas Horlitz: Works Irene Netta, Sibylle Omlin, ... Verlag Fur Moderne Kunst Nurnberg, 2005 The first monograph on Andreas Horlitz's work over a quarter century covers an engaging richness of artistic strategies. After beginning as a prizewinning photographer, Horlitz turned to word-and-picture constructions, experiments with Xerox reproductions, and, recently, mirror-and-light works and architecturally related, site-specific projects. Throughout his career, language, either textual or scientific, has figured large--in one case as ...             Martin Munkacsi1 review Klaus Honnef, Martin Munkacsi Steidl, 2006 About life... That's the first thought after viewing and reading this book. Munkacsi's photography is about the joy of living. A refreshing look at life... If you like Cartier-Bresson, you'll centainly love Munkacsi. Recommended to anyone in love with photography.             Melanie Manchot Love Is a Stranger: Photographs1998-2001 (Photography)1 review Melanie Manchot, Germany) Fotogalerie in Der Alten Feuerwache (Mannheim Prestel, 2001 Wild and startling views of intimacy Melanie Manchot uses the camera lens like a hard question and sensuous caress. It shows, despite what some of the over-written essay material by art critics contained in her book may assert, that her own ambivalence toward social norms along with her sense of the erotic are the source of her inspiration to produce stark, confrontational, yet paradoxically intimate photographs. Love is a Stranger, ...             Helmut Newton: Portraits2 reviews Klaus Honnef Schirmer/Mosel, 2004 A Unique Collection of Portraits The British photographer Sir Anthony Snowdon once said something to the effect that you cannot look at a photograph and identify who shot it. He couldn't have been more wrong about someone like Helmut Newton. You recognize many of his photographs immediately. They are often of women (tall and svelte), they are erotic thought according to Newton not violent, they are often shot at night with ...             Helnwein2 reviews Klaus Honnef, Gottfried Helnwein, ... Konemann, 1999 Magnific!!! The work of Helnwein is simply one of the best i've ever seen!! The subject, the form, the color, the talent, everything makes for Helnwein to be one of the best artists in recent years, the book depicts well his work with superb photos, good reviews, a concise text not at all snobish. A great buy, good value for money!!!             Art of the Twentieth Century (Jumbo)3 reviews Benedikt Taschen Verlag, 1998 20th Century Art Shines ! This art book is the most complete description, most detailed analysis, most distinguished book of its kind. It has almost every painter of the twentieth century (and some impressionists of the 19th as well) with his/her's most important works and some not so very well known that show the great variety some painters have. This book is full of color photographs of painters (book 1) and of ...             Self-Images: 100 Women2 reviews Andre Rival, Klaus Honnef, ... Edition Stemmle, 1995 self-images... What's yours?? The idea behind this book is simple: 100 women models, one box camera, one white room with no props, one video monitor to see what the camera is seeing and one shutter chord to take a photo of yourself... nude. This is perhaps the first book of photography where the photographer himself is not actually doing the camera work. 100 women, from vastly different walks of life and ages, pose before ...             Andy Warhol: 1928-1987 (Artistas Serie Menor) Klaus Honnef, Andy Warhol Numen, 2005 Andy Warhol (1928-1987) is recognized today as the high priest of Pop Art and a widely influential figure in modern culture. This Spanish-language book explores his artistry, spotlighting his most important work and ideas, from the famous Campbell's Soup and Brillo series to his extraordinary elimination of the artist from the manufacture of art.             Bilder, die noch fehlten. Zeitgenössische Fotografie. Gabriele Honnef-Harling, Klaus Honnef Hatje Cantz Verlag, 2000             Andy Warhol, 1928-1987: Commerce Into Art (Basic Art) Klaus Honnef Taschen, 2000              search for books 1928-1987, andreas, artistas, basic, bilder, century, commerce, defined, fehlten, fotografie, helmut, helnwein, horlitz, images, manchot, martin, melanie, munkacsi, männer, newton, photographs1998, photographs1998-2001, photography, portraits, self-images, stranger, twentieth, warhol, women, zeitgenössische books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen tools & hardware: Xtend & Climb 12.5' Telescopic Ladder Impressum - about us get your own tag board