Stella Tennant with Ansel Elgort, Warren Elgort, and Matthew Avedon, Vogue, 2001

Stella Tennant with Ansel Elgort, Warren Elgort, and Matthew Avedon, Vogue, 2001

Vogue photographer Arthur Elgort made his mark in 1971 when his portfolio of black-and-white pictures of a model playing with a dog ran in the British version of the magazine, and something new was injected into fashion photography: movement. This snapshot aesthetic has characterized his work since the beginning of his career and garnered him acclaim for bringing buoyancy, lightness, and naturalism into fashion and advertising images. Trained as a painter, he switched to photography to feed his need for human company. In addition to shooting the world’s top models and celebrities, he has gone backstage at the New York City Ballet and jazz clubs to capture dancers and musicians
Materials: Archival Pigment Print Size: 14 × 11 in | 35.6 × 27.9 cm Rarity: Limited edition
Photography Condition: Good Condition Image rights: Arthur Elgort
Framed: No
Papers of Authenticity Present: No Signed by the Artist: No
Artist: Arthur Elgort Medium: Photography
Current Location: New York City Year Created: 2001
Edition: AP
ESTIMATION PRICE 8000.00$
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