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Peter Lindbergh
Peter Lindbergh
February 28, 2015
© Peter Lindbergh
Naomi Campbell, Cara Delevigne, Nicole Kidman, Kate Moss, Uma Thurman, Kate Winslet – they have all stood in front of his camera. Peter Lindbergh (born 1944 in Lezno) has captured the world's most beautiful women with a style that is so genuine and individual that it is virtually impossible to imitate. Authenticity is of uppermost importance as he breaks away from the artificial perfection and studied boredom of generic model poses, and so brings a new dynamic to fashion photography.
Peter Lindbergh's most recent book, the richly illustrated Images of Women II, encompasses a selection of 166 portrait and nude photographs created during the past ten years of Lindbergh's career.
Published by Schirmer/Mosel and designed by Spanish book designer Juan Gatti, Images of Women II also features essays and text contributions by film director Wim Wenders, art critic Werner Spies and renowned author Peter Handke, further enhancing the striking black and white images.
For further information visit C/O Berlin and Schirmer-Mosel
Peter Lindbergh's most recent book, the richly illustrated Images of Women II, encompasses a selection of 166 portrait and nude photographs created during the past ten years of Lindbergh's career.
Published by Schirmer/Mosel and designed by Spanish book designer Juan Gatti, Images of Women II also features essays and text contributions by film director Wim Wenders, art critic Werner Spies and renowned author Peter Handke, further enhancing the striking black and white images.
For further information visit C/O Berlin and Schirmer-Mosel
© Peter Lindbergh
Elisa Sednaoui, Le Touquet, France, 2007
© Peter Lindbergh / courtesy Schirmer/Mosel
Karen Elson, Los Angeles, USA, 1997
© Peter Lindbergh / courtesy Schirmer/Mosel
Heidi Mount, Numero, Paris, France, 2008
© Peter Lindbergh / courtesy Schirmer/Mosel