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Avedon, The New Yorker, and The Performers
Hello, roosters! If Avedon’s your man, then this fine Monday morning The New Yorker has a treat for you: “This week’s issue features a portfo...
Hello, roosters! If Avedon’s your man, then this fine Monday morning The New Yorker has a treat for you:
“This week’s issue features a portfolio of entertainers from ‘Richard
Avedon Performance,’ a new collection of rarely seen work by Richard
Avedon due out in October. Avedon had an enduring relationship with
performers: he was portrayed by one–Fred Astaire–in the 1957 movie ‘Funny Face,’ and throughout his career they remained among his
favorite subjects.”
charming:
foxy:
I think the wax pencil totally adds.
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