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MARK SELIGER - Listen. Rizzoli, 2010. The acclaimed contemporary photographer presents his private, evocative nudes, landscapes and close-up still lifes. Listen is a memento mori of sorts, following in the tradition of many photographers (Weston, Stieglitz) and artists (Cézanne) who, at a certain age, concentrate on nudes, landscapes and still lifes. It highlights Mark Seliger's personal reflections on vision and the passage of time. Best known for his portraits of celebrities and musicians, Listen is a compilation of works from Seliger's private collection that captures the essence of light and shadow, and whose photographs speak to us metaphorically. The book includes over ninety tritons, each printed with a turn-of-the-century platinum palladium photographic process, a process that yields a rich, highly detailed texture. Many of the photographs were taken especially for this book and will be published for the first time. In 2009, Seliger was awarded the Prix Lucie for outstanding achievement in portraiture. / The highly acclaimed contemporary photographer presents his private and evocative nudes, landscapes, and close-up still lifes. Listen is in a sense a memento mori, which follows in the tradition of many photographers (Weston, Stieglitz) and artists (Cézanne) who, at a certain age, focus on the nude, landscapes, and still lifes. It highlights Mark Seliger's personal reflections on seeing and on the passage of time. Best known for his portraits of celebrities and musicians, Listen is a compilation of works from Seliger's private collection that captures the essence of light and shadow, and whose photographs speak to us metaphorically. The book includes more than ninety tritones, each printed with a turn-of-the-century platinum palladium photographic process, a process that results in a highly detailed, rich texture. Many of the photographs were made especially for this book and will be published for the first time. In 2009, Seliger was the recipient of the Lucie Award for outstanding achievement in portraiture.
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MARK SELIGER - Listen. Rizzoli, 2010. The acclaimed contemporary photographer presents his private, evocative nudes, landscapes and close-up still lifes. Listen is a memento mori of sorts, following in the tradition of many photographers (Weston, Stieglitz) and artists (Cézanne) who, at a certain age, concentrate on nudes, landscapes and still lifes. It highlights Mark Seliger's personal reflections on vision and the passage of time. Best known for his portraits of celebrities and musicians, Listen is a compilation of works from Seliger's private collection that captures the essence of light and shadow, and whose photographs speak to us metaphorically. The book includes over ninety tritons, each printed with a turn-of-the-century platinum palladium photographic process, a process that yields a rich, highly detailed texture. Many of the photographs were taken especially for this book and will be published for the first time. In 2009, Seliger was awarded the Prix Lucie for outstanding achievement in portraiture. / The highly acclaimed contemporary photographer presents his private and evocative nudes, landscapes, and close-up still lifes. Listen is in a sense a memento mori, which follows in the tradition of many photographers (Weston, Stieglitz) and artists (Cézanne) who, at a certain age, focus on the nude, landscapes, and still lifes. It highlights Mark Seliger's personal reflections on seeing and on the passage of time. Best known for his portraits of celebrities and musicians, Listen is a compilation of works from Seliger's private collection that captures the essence of light and shadow, and whose photographs speak to us metaphorically. The book includes more than ninety tritones, each printed with a turn-of-the-century platinum palladium photographic process, a process that results in a highly detailed, rich texture. Many of the photographs were made especially for this book and will be published for the first time. In 2009, Seliger was the recipient of the Lucie Award for outstanding achievement in portraiture.
