FRANÇOIS HALARD VOL. 2 BOOK
MUSTARD|2301/054
£ 119.99
MUSTARD|2301/054
This volume features the famous photographer's latest exuberant images of the stunning interiors of acclaimed designers, artists and trendsetters.
The unique photographic sensitivity of François Halard—elegant and old-world bohemian, accessible and personal—is unique. Each image is imbued with an intimate knowledge of design history; each story is a lesson from the point of view of a master.
This book is a follow-up to his last volume of magnificent photographs of grand interiors, artists' studios and places of architectural pilgrimage. Each story is not only a personal passion of the photographer, but also an indispensable chapter in design history: the house of Menil by Philip Johnson and Charles James, the studio of Giorgio Morandi, the radical apartment of Rick Owens in Paris, the recently restored modernist house of Eileen Gray on the French coast, the green garden and house of Dries Van Noten, the house and studio of Louise Bourgeois in New York and many more.
Like his first book—François Halard: A Photographic Life—it will be a coveted and indispensable visual resource for all lovers of interiors, glamour and style.
About the Author, François Halard has collaborated frequently with Vogue, Vanity Fair, GQ and House & Garden for more than thirty years. His work for these publications has established him as the most renowned photographer of interiors and architecture of our time.
The unique photographic sensitivity of François Halard—elegant and old-world bohemian, accessible and personal—is unique. Each image is imbued with an intimate knowledge of design history; each story is a lesson from the point of view of a master.
This book is a follow-up to his last volume of magnificent photographs of grand interiors, artists' studios and places of architectural pilgrimage. Each story is not only a personal passion of the photographer, but also an indispensable chapter in design history: the house of Menil by Philip Johnson and Charles James, the studio of Giorgio Morandi, the radical apartment of Rick Owens in Paris, the recently restored modernist house of Eileen Gray on the French coast, the green garden and house of Dries Van Noten, the house and studio of Louise Bourgeois in New York and many more.
Like his first book—François Halard: A Photographic Life—it will be a coveted and indispensable visual resource for all lovers of interiors, glamour and style.
About the Author, François Halard has collaborated frequently with Vogue, Vanity Fair, GQ and House & Garden for more than thirty years. His work for these publications has established him as the most renowned photographer of interiors and architecture of our time.
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