What
Do You Do?
by William Wegman
Reading level: Baby-Preschool
Hardcover - 18 pages Board edition (April 1999)
William
Wegman's Pups
by William Wegman
Reading level: Baby-Preschool
Hardcover - 18 pages Board edition (April 1999)
William
Wegman's Farm Days : Or How Chip Learnt an Important Lesson on the Farm
or a Day in the Country or Hip Chip's Trip or Farmer Boy
by William Wegman
Reading level: Ages 4-8
Hardcover - 40 pages (April 1997)
Hyperion Press; ISBN: 0786802162
Strange
but True, William Wegman: William Wegman, October 31-December 24, 1998,
Huntington Gallery, Massachusetts College of Art
by William Wegman, Ann W. Lloyd
Paperback from Massachusetts College of Art
Book Published: July, 1998
Special Order
Surprise
Party
by William Wegman
Hardcover: 32 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.43 x
10.06 x 10.11
Hyperion Press; ISBN: 0786805854; (April 2000)
William
Wegman's Wegmanology
by William Wegman (Illustrator)
Reading level: Ages 4-8
Hardcover - 120 pages (September 2001)
Hyperion Press; ISBN: 0786804505
A
B C
by William Wegman
Reading level: Ages 4-8
Hardcover - 1 pages (May 1994)
Hyperion Press; ISBN: 1562826964
Wegman
Photo Album
by William Wegman
(Textbook Binding - August 1999)
William
Wegman : Fashion Photographs
by William Wegman (Photographer), Ingrid Sischy
(Paperback)
Fay
by William Wegman
To a dog owner, each canine's personality is as uniquely defined as
a human's. William Wegman knows this as well as or better than anyone.
An artist best known for his photos of Weimaraner dogs, Wegman's work in
the early '80s centered on his dog Man Ray. As Fay begins, Man Ray has
died, and Wegman is resistant to the idea of replacing the irreplaceable
Man Ray, named the Village Voice's "Man of the Year" in 1982.
When a fan of the artist meets him a few years later and invites him
to choose a puppy from a litter of prize Weimaraners, Wegman is introduced
to 6-month-old Fay, who immediately bewitches him with "the eyes of a jungle
cat." Thus begins the story of Wegman's connection with the charming, shy,
elegant Fay. Initially reluctant to feature her in his work, Wegman is
content just to have a pet. But as he watches Fay's character develop into
something quite different from Man Ray's, he finally decides to capture
her personality in a photo shoot... then another... and another... until
the two have developed a unique relationship on camera as well as off.
The book contains many striking photographs of Fay in anthropomorphic
poses, as well as in several dresses and wigs--the result is sometimes
humorous, sometimes seductive, but always hauntingly human and animal at
the same time. Later photos feature Fay's pups Batty, Crooky, and Chundo
as well. Pictures from a London Times photo spread feature the velvety
dogs draped in diamond jewelry; photos from a Cinderella video incorporate
the family into the cast, including Fay as the wicked stepmother and the
fairy godmother; and stills from a Hardy Boys-type movie star (who else?)
the Weimaraners.
Wegman and Fay's relationship is obviously an involved one--not just
between a man and his dog, but an artist and his subject. And it is one
that is lovingly captured in Fay's photos and story: here is a dog with
a depth of personality equal to a human's, and a dignity and vulnerability
expertly caught on film by one of our most original artists.--Kris Law
- Amazon.com
Hardcover - 128 pages (October 1999)
Hyperion; ISBN: 0786864869
Baby
Book
by William Wegman
(Hardcover - August 1999)
William
Wegman Puppies : 16 Assorted Notecards & Envelopes
by William Wegman
(Textbook Binding - June 1999)
William Wegman Puppies Calendar
by William Wegman
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