ANNIE LEIBOVITZ: PHOTOGRAPHS 1970–1990
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ANNIE LEIBOVITZ: PHOTOGRAPHS 1970–1990
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A landmark monograph by Annie Leibovitz, Photographs 1970–1990 presents a comprehensive survey of two pivotal decades in her career.
Published in 1991, the book traces Leibovitz’s evolution from her early work with Rolling Stone to her later large-scale portraiture and editorial commissions that helped define the visual culture of the late twentieth century.
The volume brings together many of her most recognized images portraits of musicians, actors, political figures, and cultural icons alongside documentary photographs capturing moments across music, art, and public life.
Known for her ability to merge intimacy with theatrical staging, Leibovitz redefined celebrity portraiture, creating images that feel both personal and iconic.
An essential retrospective that reflects the breadth of her influence across editorial, portrait, and documentary photography.
Publisher: HarperCollins
Year: 1991
Edition: First Edition
Language: English
Format: Softcover
Condition: Very good
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