Mary McCartney: From Where I Stand (Paperback) /anglais

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Mary McCartney’s “From Where I Stand” (Thames & Hudson, 2019) offers a captivating glimpse into her distinctive photographic vision. This paperback collection showcases her talent for capturing intimacy and authenticity in portraiture and documentary work. Featuring iconic figures like Paul and Linda McCartney, Madonna, and Kate Moss, alongside glimpses of backstage life and personal moments, McCartney’s lens reveals the true character and humanity of her subjects. Expect a soulful and intuitive perspective in this 192-page exploration of celebrity, art, and everyday life, all through the lens of a renowned photographer. Ideal for fans of artistic and portrait photography, this book delivers powerful imagery and genuine emotion.

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From Where I Stand introduces the very best of Mary McCartneys work from the mid-1990s onward.

Mary McCartneys work is characterized by an intimacy that reveals her subjects true character and humanity. Here, portraits of the likes of Paul and Linda McCartney, Madonna, Bono, Debbie Harry, Dennis Hopper and Kate Moss sit alongside photographs that capture the raw energy of catwalks and concerts, the feverish communion of backstage preparations at the Royal Opera House and the private spaces of home and family.

Elegant and always at ease, this is the work of an intelligent, soulful photographer with an authentically intuitive eye.

Dive into the captivating world of Mary McCartney's photography with "From Where I Stand," a stunning collection showcasing the breadth and depth of her work from the mid-1990s onwards. This beautifully bound paperback, published by Thames & Hudson in 2019, offers an intimate glimpse into the lives of iconic figures and the vibrant energy of diverse environments, all seen through the lens of a photographer renowned for her soulful and intuitive approach. Mary McCartney, daughter of Paul and Linda McCartney, has carved her own unique path in the world of photography, establishing herself as a respected artist with a distinct vision. Unlike purely staged or celebrity-driven portraiture, McCartney's work is celebrated for its disarming honesty and the genuine connection she establishes with her subjects. "From Where I Stand" perfectly embodies this, revealing not just the faces but the very essence of the individuals she photographs. Within these 192 pages, you'll encounter a diverse array of portraits, capturing both famous faces and everyday moments with equal artistry. Imagine witnessing Paul and Linda McCartney in candid moments, alongside iconic figures like Madonna, Bono, Debbie Harry, Dennis Hopper, and Kate Moss, each portrayed with a refreshing lack of artifice. Beyond celebrity portraits, the collection pulsates with the energy of catwalks and concerts, offering a backstage pass to the frenetic preparations at the Royal Opera House and glimpses into the quiet sanctuaries of homes and families. What sets Mary McCartney's photography apart is her ability to capture the 'real' person behind the public persona. Reviewers often praise her for creating a comfortable and trusting environment, allowing her subjects to relax and reveal their true character. This book offers a testament to her talent for fostering intimacy, resulting in images that feel authentic and deeply personal. "From Where I Stand" is more than just a collection of photographs; it's a visual journey that explores themes of identity, connection, and the human experience. Its a celebration of McCartneys distinctive style - elegant, unpretentious, and always insightful. It's a must-have for anyone interested in artistic photography, portraiture, or documentary photography. Whether you are a long-time admirer of Mary McCartney's work, or new to her art, this book will impress with its powerful imagery and genuine emotion. This book weighs 910g and is in English, this is the perfect purchase to gift to the photography lover in your life. This book also has clear references to Mary McCarthy, 1912-1989.
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0500294658

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9780500294659

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192

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