I recently got this small thick book on ebay to complete my supermodels and their photographers collections and it is a must for fans.
Arthur ELGORT has been working for VOGUEs for as far back as the GIA CARANGI years, and has known all the best MODELS IN THE WORLD. I myself own over 100 Vogues and some of the photographs in this book are from different assignments as i did not recognize all of them, which is even better. The models personal quotes and Q&A are very pertinent and some of them just portray them as determined and ambitious women who know exactly what they are doing and why they are the best at their Art.
Linda's comments are the most interesting actually. you'll see.
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I recently got this small thick book on ebay to complete my supermodels and their photographers collections and it is a must for fans.
Arthur ELGORT has been working for VOGUEs for as far back as the GIA CARANGI years, and has known all the best MODELS IN THE WORLD. I myself own over 100 Vogues and some of the photographs in this book are from different assignments as i did not recognize all of them, which is even better. The models personal quotes and Q&A are very pertinent and some of them just portray them as determined and ambitious women who know exactly what they are doing and why they are the best at their Art.
Linda's comments are the most interesting actually. you'll see.
features: LINDA, CINDY, EMMA S, CHRISTY, ... Read More:
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I recently got this small thick book on ebay to complete my supermodels and their photographers collections and it is a must for fans.
Arthur ELGORT has been working for VOGUEs for as far back as the GIA CARANGI years, and has known all the best MODELS IN THE WORLD. I myself own over 100 Vogues and some of the photographs in this book are from different assignments as i did not recognize all of them, which is even better. The models personal quotes and Q&A are very pertinent and some of them just portray them as determined and ambitious women who know exactly what they are doing and why they are the best at their Art.
Linda's comments are the most interesting actually. you'll see.
features: LINDA, CINDY, EMMA S, CHRISTY, ... Read More:
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I recently got this small thick book on ebay to complete my supermodels and their photographers collections and it is a must for fans.
Arthur ELGORT has been working for VOGUEs for as far back as the GIA CARANGI years, and has known all the best MODELS IN THE WORLD. I myself own over 100 Vogues and some of the photographs in this book are from different assignments as i did not recognize all of them, which is even better. The models personal quotes and Q&A are very pertinent and some of them just portray them as determined and ambitious women who know exactly what they are doing and why they are the best at their Art.
Linda's comments are the most interesting actually. you'll see.
features: LINDA, CINDY, EMMA S, CHRISTY, ... Read More:
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This is a nice "coffee table" book with lots of rare photographs and drawings . The book is focused on the architecture of past World's Fairs, and the author chooses expositions that he considers to be architecturally significant. This means that his choices are a bit arbitrary, and also, because of their transient nature, most of the buildings at World's Fairs will eventually be torn down. The author basically ignores most of the World's Fairs that have taken place in the last 25 years, and doesn't mention some landmarks from recent World's Fairs, that have become part of the buildings that define a city, such as the Canada Place building from Expo '86 in Vancouver, that is a key part of that city's architecture now.
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This is a nice "coffee table" book with lots of rare photographs and drawings . The book is focused on the architecture of past World's Fairs, and the author chooses expositions that he considers to be architecturally significant. This means that his choices are a bit arbitrary, and also, because of their transient nature, most of the buildings at World's Fairs will eventually be torn down. The author basically ignores most of the World's Fairs that have taken place in the last 25 years, and doesn't mention some landmarks from recent World's Fairs, that have become part of the buildings that define a city, such as the Canada Place building from Expo '86 in Vancouver, that is a key part of that city's architecture now.
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This is a nice "coffee table" book with lots of rare photographs and drawings . The book is focused on the architecture of past World's Fairs, and the author chooses expositions that he considers to be architecturally significant. This means that his choices are a bit arbitrary, and also, because of their transient nature, most of the buildings at World's Fairs will eventually be torn down. The author basically ignores most of the World's Fairs that have taken place in the last 25 years, and doesn't mention some landmarks from recent World's Fairs, that have become part of the buildings that define a city, such as the Canada Place building from Expo '86 in Vancouver, that is a key part of that city's architecture now.
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This is a nice "coffee table" book with lots of rare photographs and drawings . The book is focused on the architecture of past World's Fairs, and the author chooses expositions that he considers to be architecturally significant. This means that his choices are a bit arbitrary, and also, because of their transient nature, most of the buildings at World's Fairs will eventually be torn down. The author basically ignores most of the World's Fairs that have taken place in the last 25 years, and doesn't mention some landmarks from recent World's Fairs, that have become part of the buildings that define a city, such as the Canada Place building from Expo '86 in Vancouver, that is a key part of that city's architecture now.
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This is a nice "coffee table" book with lots of rare photographs and drawings . The book is focused on the architecture of past World's Fairs, and the author chooses expositions that he considers to be architecturally significant. This means that his choices are a bit arbitrary, and also, because of their transient nature, most of the buildings at World's Fairs will eventually be torn down. The author basically ignores most of the World's Fairs that have taken place in the last 25 years, and doesn't mention some landmarks from recent World's Fairs, that have become part of the buildings that define a city, such as the Canada Place building from Expo '86 in Vancouver, that is a key part of that city's architecture now.
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