Saul Steinberg masquerade

Forside
Viking Studio, 26. okt. 2000 - 82 sider
A collaboration between two friends and talents, The Saul Steinberg Mask Series features whimsical paper masks created by New Yorker cartoonist Steinberg, in a series of portraits taken by Magnum photographer Inge Morath. Started in the 1950s, the project continued into the 1960s, and now for the first time, the resulting photographs are being published as a group. Steinberg's hilarious and fantastic masks, combined with Morath's thoughtful photography produce intriguing and humorous images. Masked subjects roam the everyday landscape -- the dining room, the parlor, beaches, cars and backyards. Aficionados of Morath and Steinberg, as well as those who simply enjoy a clever joke, will be delighted by this playful little gift book. The photographs are accompanied by a short memoir by Morath recounting her first meeting with Steinberg, their long friendship, and about the collaboration that produced the work collected in this small volume.

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Inge Morath was born in Graz, Austria, in 1923. As a young woman, she joined the just-founded Magnum agency as an editor, and then in 1951 began taking her own photographs. After assisting Henri Cartier-Bresson as a researcher for two years and working independently throughout that time, she became a member of the agency in 1955. Throughout her life, Morath was a prolific diarist and letter writer, and in her extensive travels in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, China and the USSR, she kept copious written notes along with her many photographs. She married Arthur Miller in 1962 and settled in New York and Connecticut, though she continued to travel and publish photographic essays, pursuing both assignments and independent projects until her death in 2002.

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