avedon, richard

A review of the work of American fashion and portrait photographer Richard Avedon, starting with his fresh approach which startled postwar Paris, through his move to "Vogue," and on to become first-ever staff photographer at "The New Yorker." Covers the artist's approach to visualizing beauty, truth and history.

A catalog of the photographs on display in Denmark's Louisiana Museum of Modern Art's exhibit profiling the work of photographer Richard Avedon.

A comprehensive survey of photographer Richard Avedon's career that focuses on his portrait work, many of which appeared in his 1975 exhibition at the Marlborough Gallery.

Documents fashion and portrait photographer Richard Avedon's fifty-year career, highlighting his most popular and influential works and chronicling his life.

Presents a photographic chronicle of internationally acclaimed photographer Richard Avedon's creation of the 1985 exhibition and book "In the American West," a collection of portraits of oil field workers, miners, waitresses, teenagers, and other often ignored westerners.