Rolling Stone : The Family 1976 Richard Avedon
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R026082 Ned. Fotomuseum USA MON AVEDON.R 1979
TitleRolling Stone : The Family 1976 Richard Avedon
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Iconographic keywords
Place of publicationSan Francisco
PublisherRolling Stone Press Book
Year of publication1976
Pagination48 (The Family)
IllustrationsZwart-Wit
Dimensions35 x 29 cm.
MaterialMonografie
Document TypeBook
Series titleissue No. 224
Bibliographic Notesmagazine op krantenpapier
Geographical keywordVerenigde Staten
Persons keyword magazine Rolling Stones, USA
Abstract
Early in 1976, with both the post-Watergate and the approaching bicentennial in mind, Rolling Stone asked Richard Avedon to cover the presidential primaries and the campaign trail. Avedon counter-proposed a grander idea — he had always wanted to photograph the men and women he believed to have constituted political, media and corporate elite of the United States.
For the next several months, Avedon traversed the country from migrant grape fields of California to NFL headquarters in Park Avenue and returned with an amazing portfolio of soldiers, spooks, potentates, and ambassadors that was too late for the bicentennial but published in Rolling Stone’s Oct. 21, 1976, just in time for the November elections.
source: iconicphotos.wordpress.com
For the next several months, Avedon traversed the country from migrant grape fields of California to NFL headquarters in Park Avenue and returned with an amazing portfolio of soldiers, spooks, potentates, and ambassadors that was too late for the bicentennial but published in Rolling Stone’s Oct. 21, 1976, just in time for the November elections.
source: iconicphotos.wordpress.com
| Copy number | R026082 |
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| Shelf mark | USA MON AVEDON.R 1979 |