L’Heure bleue is a photographic series composed of five portraits of young adolescents. These young girls, from the Deauville-Trouville area, are aged between 12 and 15. They are photographed in…
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My name is Maria. I am from Russia. I was born in Tyuman, it is the capital of Siberia. All my life I wanted to have a foreign education. I…
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Somewhere, she reaches the edge of the continent, Deauville. I find myself in front of this vast beach. It is so wide that finding the sea tires me. I go…
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In Deauville I took over the space physically. The body, both animal and human, taking a central place in my work. I stop the flow of reality at the very…
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John Kobal was very keen to find a way in which he could see his own enthusiasm for photography continued after his death. In 1990 he formed The John Kobal…
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John Kobal was a friend. He was handsome, sumptuous, flamboyant. He lived only for his passion: photography from the golden age of Hollywood film studios. The legend says that whenever…
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George Hurrell started work at MGM at the beginning of 1930 and almost immediately transformed Hollywood photography. Brought to MGM at the insistence of Norma Shearer, his task was to…
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Clarence Sinclair Bull's long association as a photographer with the studio that would become Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer began when producer Samuel Goldwyn hired him in 1919. Managing to survive the commotion of…
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Allan started his career very young as an actor and worked on a number of Cecil B De Mille movies in the early 1930s. When De Mille called on someone…
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Kobal also tracked down Laszlo Willinger, Ted Allan's successor, who was living a quiet retirement in Los Angeles. Hungarian-born Willinger came to MGM in 1937 as part of the studio's…
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