Barbara Probst, Streets, Fashion, Nudes, Still Lifes

Streets, Fashion, Nudes, Still Lifes

Barbara Probst

Publisher
Hartmann Books
Year
2021
ISBN
978-3-96070-061-6
Specifications
hardcover with bookbinder boards
22.5 x 32.5 cm
112 pages with 5 fold-out plate
approx. 80 illustrations
Edited by: Kunsthalle Nürnberg Texts: Barbara Probst, Brian Sholis, Harriet Zilch Foreword: Ellen Seifermann
German / English
Design: Martin Küchle, Nuremberg
silkscreen and tipped-in Swiss
paperback

Barbara Probst's picture series and tableaux called “Exposures” consist of up to fourteen individual images that capture the same moment multi-perspectivally. This allows the viewer to grasp the same moment from different perspectives without having to move, a visual paradox. This book shows, for the first time, recent, largely unpublished works from areas closer to classical than to conceptual photography: street, fashion, nude and still life. In particular the fashion images, made in recent years as commissions, have appeared in international magazines.

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