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  Gerhard Richter artwork is full of tension between reality of the painting and the reality created by the painting itself: process and material. Richter is known for his photo-paintings, particularly his landscapes, and his complex abstract artwork. Despite the vastness of his artistic work, commonly poorly interpreted as polar, …

  In 1962 Yves Saint Laurent left Dior and established his own label (Yves Saint Laurent, often abbreviated as YSL) together with his associate and companion Pierre Bergé. The brand enjoyed maximum prestige during the 1970s, thanks to ingenious fashion innovations. In 1980 he was the first living fashion creator …

  His fourth retrospective, Gerhard Richter: 40 Years of Painting, curated by Robert Storr, opened at the New York Museum of Modern Art   in February of  2002, to then be transferred to Chicago, San Francisco (SFMOMA), and Washington, DC. Richter has published numerous catalogues, monographs, and books with his artwork …

  Yves Henri Donat Mathieu Saint Laurent (Orano, August 1, 1936 – Paris, June 1, 2008) was a French designer, one of the most famous and recognized fashion creators of the 20th century. Born  in Algeria, where his well-off  family – originally from Alsace-Lorraine – had previously established themselves due …

  Globe photographers utilized both techniques with a decided preference for location shoots. Don Ornitz created a portable studio with frames holding a variety of colorful background material so he could have the best of both worlds. Frank Bez built a studio with one entire wall of glass to allow …