Ruth Bernhard - Between Art and Life
Editorial Reviews Book Description Hailed by Ansel Adams as "the greatest photographer of the nude," Ruth Bernhard is an icon in the photographic world. As told by Ruth in countless conversations with close friend and biographer Margaretta Mitchell, this thoughtful, illustrated memoir is a true tribute to the legendary artist. Reminiscent of a personal scrapbook, the engaging text is adorned with an abundance of fascinating memorabilia and nostalgic snapshots. Woven throughout is correspondence between Ruth and her mentor Edward Weston, as well as interviews with friends, colleagues, students, and her long-time printer. Also included is a special section entitled "Workshop," which surveys Ruth's acclaimed teaching methods. Coinciding with an exhibition in honor of Ruth's 95th birthday, Ruth Bernhard: Between Life and Art is a beautiful celebration of an extraordinary woman. About the Author Margaretta Mitchell first became interested in Ruth Bernhard's work in 1979 while preparing for her book, Recollections: Ten Women of Photography, and curating the traveling exhibition which followed. A dedicated photographer herself, Mitchell is the author of Gift of Place and co-author with Dorothea Lange of To a Cabin.
Ruth Bernhard - Between Art and Life,Margaretta Mitchell,Chronicle Books LLC,0811821919,Artists, Architects, Photographers,Bernhard, Ruth,Biography,Biography & Autobiography,Biography / Autobiography,Biography/Autobiography,Photographers,Subjects & Themes - Erotica,United States,Women,Women photographers,Biography & Autobiography / Artists, Architects, Photographers
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