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Man
Ray: Photography and Its Double
by Emmanuelle De I'Ecotais (Editor), et al
(Hardcover - December 1998)
Man
Ray's Paris Portraits : 1921-1939
by Timothy Baum, et al
(Hardcover - January 1991)
Man
Ray's Montparnasse
by Herbert R. Lottman
(Hardcover - September 2001)
Man
Ray : 1890-1976
by Kate Ware, et al
What is so interesting about the artist Man Ray is how relevant his
multimedia works seem to us today. Man Ray, who was born in Brooklyn, New
York, and moved to Paris in 1921, was a photographer, filmmaker, painter,
and writer who quickly became one of the most celebrated figures associated
with the Surrealist movement. With more than 300 gorgeously reproduced
duotones of his photographs, collages, drawings, objects, and a variety
of graphic work, this is the quintessential book on the intriguing artist,
presenting a unique overview of his entire body of work. Most compelling
are his portraits of figures who embody the spirit of the artistic vanguard
of their generation: Andre Breton, Yves Tanguy, Jean Cocteau, Salvador
Dali, and Gertrude Stein, as well as his innovative fashion spreads
for
Vanity Fair, Vogue, and Harper's Bazaar. Amazon.com
Hardcover - 252 pages (May 2000)
TASCHEN America Llc; ISBN: 3822871850 |
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In
Focus: Man Ray
Paperback - 144 pages (February 1999)
J Paul Getty Museum Pubns; ISBN: 0892365110
Man
Ray
by Alexander Games, Patrick Bade
Artist, Filmmaker, Poet, Surrealist, Man Ray was an unusually versatile
artist, a trait not limited to his studio. As a lover, he was associated
with some of the most famous and talked about women of his day. Some artists
prefer to conceal their sexual partners, but Man Ray was the complete opposite.
His paintings and, especially, his photographs are the journal of his sexual
and emotional development traced her in this mini-biography. The Publisher
Hardcover - 118 pages (November 1999)
Parkstone Press; ISBN: 1859954715
Photographs
by Man Ray : One Hundred Five Works, 1920-1934
by Man Ray
Synopsis
Still lifes, landscapes, nudes, women's faces, portraits, and rayographs
(photographs made without cameras) produced by Ray in the twenties and
early thirties are accompanied by the comments of his contemporaries.
(Paperback - January 1980)
Self
Portrait : Man Ray
by Man Ray, et al
(Paperback - April 1999)
Man
Ray (TASCHEN Icons Series)
by Emmanuelle De L'Ecotais (Editor), Manfred Heiting (Editor)
(Paperback)
Man
Ray : Photographs, Paintings, Objects (Schirmer's Visual Library)
by Man Ray (Artist), Janus
(Paperback - May 1997)
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