Following is Getty Museum exhibition text for: "Paul Outerbridge: Command Performance", March 31-August 99, 2009. This exhibition brings together over 100 photographs by Paul Outerbridge (American,... Read full biography
Following is Getty Museum exhibition text for: "Paul Outerbridge: Command Performance", March 31-August 99, 2009. This exhibition brings together over 100 photographs by Paul Outerbridge (American, 1896-1958) from all periods of his career, including his Cubist still life images, staged magazine... Read full biography
Following is Getty Museum exhibition text for: "Paul Outerbridge: Command Performance", March 31-August 99, 2009. This exhibition brings together over 100 photographs by Paul Outerbridge (American, 1896-1958) from all periods of his career, including his Cubist still life images, staged magazine photographs, and controversial nudes. Outerbridge introduced an artist's sensibility to the black and white photographs he made for commercial purposes. By the 1930s he was working in color, using the... Read full biography
Following is Getty Museum exhibition text for: "Paul Outerbridge: Command Performance", March 31-August 99, 2009. This exhibition brings together over 100 photographs by Paul Outerbridge (American, 1896-1958) from all periods of his career, including his Cubist still life images, staged magazine photographs, and controversial nudes. Outerbridge introduced an artist's sensibility to the black and white photographs he made for commercial purposes. By the 1930s he was working in color, using the intensely-hued carbro process to create advertising and fine art photographs. Outerbridge's work has appeared in magazines such as Vanity Fair, Harper's Bazaar, and McCall's, as well as in exhibitions of fine photography. In 1943 he moved to Southern... Read full biography
Following is Getty Museum exhibition text for: "Paul Outerbridge: Command Performance", March 31-August 99, 2009. This exhibition brings together over 100 photographs by Paul Outerbridge (American, 1896-1958) from all periods of his career, including his Cubist still life images, staged magazine photographs, and controversial nudes. Outerbridge introduced an artist's sensibility to the black and white photographs he made for commercial purposes. By the 1930s he was working in color, using the intensely-hued carbro process to create advertising and fine art photographs. Outerbridge's work has appeared in magazines such as Vanity Fair, Harper's Bazaar, and McCall's, as well as in exhibitions of fine photography. In 1943 he moved to Southern California where he continued photographing and writing about photography until his death in 1958. Outerbridge burst... Read full biography
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