Clifford Coffin

Photographs from Vogue, 1945 to 1955

By Coffin, Clifford & Muir, Robin

Publishers Summary:
American photographer Clifford Coffin (1973-1972) is considered by many who knew him to be the greatest of Vogue's "lost" photographers. His work had challenged the photographic standards of the day and produced fashion photos of unmatched elegance and flamboyance. Now the works of this influential and innovative fashion photographer are now published in one volume.

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ISBN
978-1-55670-654-7
Publisher
Stewart, Tabori, & Chang


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Reviewed on November 15, 1997

Photography is a medium alive with masters who pushed the envelope beyond the raw elements of light, paper, and chemicals to make images first conceived and then assembled within the camera. Fashion photography, in particular, has long been served by artists who stretch the idea of costume, form, situation, and emotion. Both Bassman and Coffin used those elements with striking results, achieving enormous fame in their overlapping eras, Bassman in the 1940s through the 1960s and Coffin in the 1940s an...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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