Helmut Newton's career spans more than 5 decades (1920-2004) and his photographs were published in magazines such as Vogue and Elle. He brought an elegant and voyeuristic style to fashion, portraits and glamorous photography that is so unique and inimitable. Women such as Catherine Deneuve, Liz Taylor and Charlotte Rampling were Newton's primary motifs, helping Newton's photography to deliver elegant, seductive, and humorous interpretations.

Newton would often portray the eccentric lives of the beautiful and rich, full of eroticism and elegance, in unconventional scenarios. He made use of and at the same time questioned visual clichés, sometimes marked by self-irony or mockery, but always full of empathy.

This book helps celebrate Newton's long-standing influence on modern photography and visual art.

Languages: English, French, German

Cover: Hardcover

Dimensions: 24x34x4 cm

Pages: 424