Richard AvedonUSA, 1923–2004Jacquetta, Lady Eliot
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- Inventarnummer
- 367.1968
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- Museum of Modern Art
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Imens i livet hos Richard Avedon
Hele livet1963
Photographs the Civil Rights Movement
In 1963 Avedon photographs the Civil Rights Movement; in the 1960s he also photographs protesters of the Vietnam War and patients of mental hospitals.
1964
“Nothing Personal” is published with text by Baldwin
Avedon’s personal book, with a text by his high school classmate James Baldwin, includes photographs of the civil rights movement, cultural figures and people in a mental asylum; together with Baldwin’s searing text it becomes a striking commentary on America in 1964.
1965
Follows Diana Vreeland to Vogue
In 1962 Diana Vreeland, whom Avedon admires, leaves Harper’s Bazaar for Vogue; in 1965 (other accounts say 1966) he follows her there as a staff photographer and works at the magazine until 1990.
