A master fashion photographer focuses his lens on the elements--line, texture, drape, sweep, ornament--that the masters such as Chanel, Givenchy and Saint Laurent use to transform fashion into couture. With an illuminating text by Jacobs and quotes from the couturiers, The Art of Haute Couture is a must for fashion lovers everywhere. 150 illustrations, most in color.

A collection of the artist's portraits, scenes, and nudes

"Although perhaps best regarded as a leading fashion photographer with a long list of elegant clients, Skrebneski is admired principally for his skilled interpretation of a form, whether literal or abstract, sinuous or muscular. Skrebneski has always been interested in the opportunities photography affords, including the continual reinvention of memory, place and time." "Skrebneski: The First Fifty Years features 130 of the photographer's finest works, ranging from stark portraits of such celebrities as Bette Davis, Orson Welles, Dennis Hopper, Truman Capote, Liza Minnelli and Vanessa Redgrave, to exquisitely inventive fashion shots, to Francis Bacon-like studies of the human body. This book has been edited and designed by the photographer himself."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

In the pre-Stonewall era before the advent of the gay rights movement, male nude photography was kept underground. Photographers feared police confiscation, harassment, and worse. This volume uncovers the work of ten different photographers produced during this suppressive period--images hidden away for a generation in private collections and closed archives. The majority have never been published. A full range of styles is included: gleaming muscle gods shot in the physique magazine style, sun-dappled outdoor nudes from the 1960s, and artful black-and-white studio portraits by George Platt Lynes. Uncovered restores a lost chapter to the history of the male nude photograph and reintroduces more than one hundred unsung classics of male erotic photography to the world.

A visual chronology of Viktor Skrebneski's life, with photographs from 1930 to 1991 that include self-portraits as well as photographs of Skrebneski with friends, family, clients, and colleagues. Features various cities, including Chicago, Paris, Venice, and New York City, among others.

Sandro Miller re-created 26 photographs paying homage to the world's greatest photographers, using John Malkovich as the subject in each image.