This highly praised monograph was selected by The New York Times Book Review as one of the outstanding photography books of the year. As evidenced by the mythological series included in this first book of his work, Lynes stands as one of the great American Surrealists. His extensive work with portraiture and the ballet are invaluable documents of ...
Before his death in 1955, George Platt Lynes began editing his work for a planned book of portraits. The book never transpired, and Lynes bitterly complained to friends about how unimaginative publishers were. Unfortunately, no evidence regarding his personal selection survives. Portraits 1927-1955 presents an impressive body of his oeuvre -- from ...
The photographs in this title range from a homage to Greek mythology and athleticism to modern, urban eroticism. Looking at a collection of unpublicized work, the book explores the works of George Platt Lynes, known for his admiration for the male body and mastery of form.
Illuminating the adventures of this extraordinary "menage-a-trois" in Paris during the time between the World Wars, "When We Were Three" tells a story of youthful passion and enthusiasm that speaks both to the enduring ties that held Wheeler, Lynes, and Wescott together, as well as to a bygone era. 110 photos.
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