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Isabelle Huppert : woman of many faces

translated from the French by Simon Jones ; translated from the German by Steven Lindberg ; [concept by Ronald Chammah] ; [edited by Ronald Chammah and Jeanne Fouchet]

Harry N. Abrams, 2005

  • : hbk

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In conjunction with the exhibition held Oct. 2005 in New York and later in Paris, Berlin, London, Tokyo, Rome, Madrid, Saő Paulo, and Beijing -- t.p. verso

Portraits of Isabelle Huppert by 73 photographers

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収録内容

  • Foreword / Serge Toubiana
  • The defenseless face / Elfriede Jelinek
  • The abyss as blank page / Patrice Chereau
  • For Usabekke / Susan Sontag

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内容説明

Isabelle Huppert stands out among actresses due to her audacious choices of roles, for both films (I Heart Huckabees, 8 Women, The Piano Teacher) and theater. Her intelligence and intuition are evident in the parts she plays. Her renown as an actress is not limited to the French cinema but embraces Europe and the rest of the world. This most mysterious of actresses likes to be photographed but she is not an easy subject. She offers herself to the eye of the camera yet remains secretive, almost absent. The great photographers of our time-Richard Avedon, Edouard Boubat, Guy Bourdin, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Elliot Erwitt, Lartigue, Annie Leibovitz, Steven Meisel, Helmut Newton, Sylvia Plachy, Marc Riboud, and Scavullo-took up the challenge. Huppert's energy and strength are often shrouded behind a kind of melancholy, and these photographers have captured beautifully that contradictory quality. Not only a collection of gorgeous images, this haunting book also unveils the bond between the public image and the secret soul of this unique woman.

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