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Diane Arbus Revelations

Pages
352
Published
2003
Language
English

Synopsis

This extensive volume presents two hundred full-page duotones of Diane Arbus's photographs, many previously unseen, spanning her entire career. It features critical essays, a detailed discussion of her printing techniques, and a 104-page chronology compiled from her letters and notebooks, offering an autobiographical perspective. Additional biographical entries on her contemporaries further illuminate Arbus's influential and often controversial artistic vision.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is the significance of this book in understanding Diane Arbus's work?

    This volume is considered a definitive resource for studying Diane Arbus's photography, offering an unprecedented collection of her images alongside extensive archival material like her letters and notebooks. It provides critical insight into her artistic process and the evolution of her vision throughout her career.

  • Does this book include details about Arbus's photographic techniques?

    The book features a dedicated section that delves into Diane Arbus's specific printing methods and technical approaches. This makes it particularly valuable for photographers and those interested in the technical aspects of her iconic images.