Abe Frajndlich: Seventyfive at Seventyfive: Lives I've Lived

Description

Seventy Five at Seventy Five is about the visual working life of US photographer Abe Frajndlich, starting from the 1970s to the present. The book covers his myriad themes and obsessions from portraiture of the famous, the anonymous, to the erotic, and the fantastic. A triumphant compilation of black and white and color photographs, many of which have become icons.

Life Magazine, the London Observer, the Frankfurt Allgemeine Zeitung Magazine, and the New York Times Magazine are just a few publications in which the iconic photographs of Abe Frajndlich have been published during his imposing career. In this elegantly designed volume he presents his favorite and most recent works, including the playful and striking portraits of Gerhard Richter, Miles Davis and Cindy Sherman along with the breathtaking shots of landscapes and architectural structures. Frajndlich complements the images with personal anecdotes and texts about his shoots.

"The photogra pher, born in Frankfurt am Main in 1946 and living in the US for many decades now, is one of the most exciting professionals of our times. Thank you, Mr. Frajndlich!"-- "Leica Fotografie International"