Lost Hollywood OOP

Lost Hollywood OOPMany of the photographs In this lavish book, exquisitely printed in sheet fed gravure, were previously unpublished. Jack Woody, editor of TwelveTrees Press, combed various public and private collections of motion picture stills and selected the most stunning examples of the genre from 1916 to 1932. Portraits include Lillian Gish, Jean Harlow, Charlie Chaplin, Theda Bara, Erich von Stroheim, Greta Garbo, and Rudolf Valentino. Photographers include

Mahurin returned to the simplicity of the camera and darkroom

veers between oblivion and salvation

Text by Christopher Isherwood

a visionary collector of photography

The Mimbres

70 duotone plates

of brothels and discos

but Herb Ritts' camera shows them in a new and familiar light

The photographs reflect the mood and vision of his first monograph and include work from America

Award-winning photojournalist Steve Lehman travels beyond the mountain vistas and timeless temples to uncover a different Tibet—a Tibet of lumberyards and uranium mines

Herb Ritts' photographic compositions of Bob Paris and Rod Jackson combine Ritts' now-classic "clean" pictures with gently erotic interplay between the two lovers

127 four-color plates