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Catherine McNeil for Harper’s Bazaar Korea June 2013 by Terry Richardson in Black Brings Sexy Back
”To grasp the full significance of life is the actor’s duty, to interpret it is his problem, and to express it his dedication” - Marlon Brando.
Фотограф: David Bailey
То, что говорю я, имеет очень малую ценность, независимо от того, забудете ли вы это, как только закроете паблик, или будете вспоминать и повторять отдельные фразы, сравнивать то, что здесь прочли, с какими-нибудь другими книгами, - вы не встретите лицом к лицу вашу собственную жизнь. Значение имеет только ваша жизнь. Вы сами, ваша ограниченность, пустота, жестокость, склонность к насилию, жадность, честолюбие, ваши каждодневные страдания и нескончаемая скорбь - вот что вы должны понять, и никто на земле или на небе не спасет вас от этого, кроме вас самих.
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Kati Nescher in Dolce&Gabbana Alta Moda for Vogue Germany, October 2012. Vogue Japan October 2012
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Details from The Gates of Hell by Rodin. Bronze doors originally commissioned for a new museum in Paris which never opened. Rodin worked on the 200 separate elements for almost 37 years. Planned around the characters of Dante’s The Divine Comedy, the finished sculpture became a more abstract work with many of Rodin’s popular motifs included amongst the tortured souls. This version is at the Rodin Museum in Philadelphia.
Фотограф: Jason Eskenazi
Фотограф: Herb Ritts
Photographer: Robert Doisneau
Photographer: Aleksandr Ródchenko