Helmut Newton

Helmut was born in1920 in Berlin, he attends school at the Heinrich von Treitschke Realgymnasium in Berlin-Schöneberg in 1930 until 1934. In 1938 he began a apprenticeship with the portrait, nude and fashion photographer Yva (Else Simon, neé Neuländer) in Berlin-Charlottenburg.He established a particular style marked by erotic, stylized scenes, often wi.

 

 

Newton created his own special style, a motion in fine fashion, theatricality and sexuality, This mix of eroticism, elegance and luxury dekadenstva influenced not only fashion magazine photo, but also very fashionable. After living several years in Singapore, Newton moved to Melbourne. Here he finds the Second World War. He served in the Australian Army.

 After the war, Helmut opens a small photo studio, doing wedding photography, began to cooperate with Australian Vogue. Newton attracts women with a strong character. Graceful, energetic, sexy - they set the tone for most of them devised productions.

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women power,He established a particular style marked by erotic, stylized scenes, often with sado-masochistic and fetishistic subtexts.

In 1961 he moved to Paris, where Newton soon began regular work with
French Vogue. Over time, the circles of his clients include American, Italian, British and German Vogue, Queen, Marie Clair, and Vanity Fair.

His novels are inspired by the Austrian writer Arthur Schnitzler, the post-war plays of the Swiss playwright Friedrich Durrenmatt, thrillers and James Bond of Ian Fleming.

Helmut Newton is better known as a fashion photographer, he was 70 years and is engaged in portraiture, mainly for Vanity Fair, Stern, ameriknaskogo Vogue.

Full-time position with French Vogue, occasional editorial photography for British Vogue and Queen.

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'I prefer to photograph the rich rather than poor, - he says. - They are funnier, perhaps without realizing it, sometimes ridiculous, often beautiful '. Among those he shoots more often, people from the world of fashion, entertainment and art, 'Famous and especially with skadalnuyu reputation'. Newton does not seek to give a psychological portrait of a man. It attracts an invented identity, the role of vestments which people prefer to be seen surrounding. In the portrait gallery of Newton french right-wing politician Jean-Marie Li Peng is surrounded Doberman Pinscher, . German filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl with a topographically precise face, . actress Anita Ekberg and industrial magnate Gianni Agnelo expressing sculptural grandeur in the face, . Paloma Picasso's half-naked with a monocle, . Andy Warhol c eyes closed, . in the chair:,

Dress,up1981 by Newton