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    Helmut Newton: The Stern Years 1973-2000
    German edition by Helmut Newton (Photographer)

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    Publication Date: January 2011

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    A master of eroticism’s dark potential, Helmut Newton’s work redefined fashion photography—and perhaps even modern sexuality. Provocative and never afraid to challenge convention, Newton’s influence has been monumental in its scope and impact. This collection reflects a close collaboration between Newton and the stern magazin team. These landmark photographs showcase key elements of the master’s work. Spanning 27 years, these varied photographs reflect Newton’s diverse talent and adventurous spirit. Surprisingly, some of these images were forgotten— until now.

    Helmut Newton, originally named Helmut Neustaedter, found his passion for photography in his youth as a student at a grammar school. He bought his first Agfa Box Tengor camera in 1932. The first pictures he took with this camera were taken in the underground railway, but the last photo was taken on the surface (a picture of the tower), and this was a defining moment in the photographer's career.

    He worked in Paris for the French edition of Vogue. His provocative erotic photographs, often with sadomasochistic or fetishistic overtones, were successful despite their boldness. He also occasionally worked for the London branch of Vogue and, among other things, photographed for the fashion magazine Queen. Over time, he gained a name in the industry and was cited as the author of the photographs, something he would never have achieved as an advertising photographer.

    Due to his work for various competing magazines and the circumstances resulting from this, he was fired from the magazine in 1964 after a dispute with the editor-in-chief of French Vogue. He received another job offer at Elle, but after two years of work he returned to Vogue because the editor-in-chief had changed. His wife, thanks to her ability to stand in for the sick Helmut on an important assignment, followed him into the profession of photographer in the 1970s.


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