Helmut Newton
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| - | '''Helmut Newton''', born '''Helmut Neustädter''' ([[October 31]], [[1920]], [[Berlin]], [[Germany]] – [[January 23]], [[2004]], [[West Hollywood, California]], [[USA]]) was a German-Australian fashion [[photographer]] noted for his [[nude]] studies of women.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{{PAGENAMEE}}] [Apr 2007] | + | '''Helmut Newton''' (1920 – 2004) was a [[German photographer]] known for such photos as [[Catherine Deneuve at Gunpoint]], [[Arielle Portfolio I-X]] (1982) and [[Yves Saint Laurent, Vogue France, Rue Aubriot, Paris]]. |
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| + | He established a particular style marked by [[erotic]], stylised scenes, often with [[sadism and masochism|sado-masochistic]] and [[sexual fetishism|fetishistic]] subtexts. | ||
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Helmut Newton (1920 – 2004) was a German photographer known for such photos as Catherine Deneuve at Gunpoint, Arielle Portfolio I-X (1982) and Yves Saint Laurent, Vogue France, Rue Aubriot, Paris.
He established a particular style marked by erotic, stylised scenes, often with sado-masochistic and fetishistic subtexts.
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