The Iconic Photography of Vogue
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The Iconic Photography of Vogue
Vanessa Redgrave by Antony Armstrong Jones
This dramatic, world-weary pose was captured on the set of the film "Blowup" on September 1, 1966.
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Veruschka by Franco Rubartelli
Rubartelli got this shot of his girlfriend, supermodel Veruschka, dancing through the surf in Itapao, Brazil, on January 15, 1968.
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Twiggy by Justin de Villeneuve
Villeneuve is often credited with launching the career for Twiggy, the original waif supermodel. Photographed on April 15, 1970.
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Luis and Alvaro de Romanones and friends, by Henry Clarke
Clarke was known for his portraits of royalty and socialites. Here he catches a candid moment with the children of the Conde and Condesa de Romanones in Marabella, Spain, March 15, 1968.
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David Bailey by Bert Stern
This shot lets the viewer spy on the process of photography, while also being a beautiful work of art itself. Stern shows the lengths photographer David Bailey will go to in order to get the perfect shot on March 1, 1965.
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Model in the Water by Toni Frissell
Unexpected locations were a signature of Frissell's work. This photo was taken at a Florida aquarium on May 15, 1941.
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Marisa Berenson by Arnaud De Rosnay
An arresting image of suspended action, you almost expect the model to move. Photographed on September 1, 1970.
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Cher by Arnaud De Rosnay
An impossibly young Cher, wearing Sonny Bono's glasses, from a series of photos of the star taken by de Rosnay in 1967.
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Mary Heberden by Edward Steinchen
Steinchen's dramatic use of light redefined the way celebrities would be photographed. Photographed on March 15 1935.
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Tatjana Patitz by Patrick Demarchelier
With this deceptively simple pose and composition, Demarchelier reveals the beauty of the human form. Photographed on October 1, 1988.
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If you are a collector of fashion photography, or even just a fan, you will be excited to hear about the ten limited edition photos on display for the next month in the main lobby of Condé Nast headquarters located at 4 Times Square.
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