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Polaroids: Mapplethorpe | Whitney Museum of American Art, Sylvia Wolf

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Robert Mapplethorpe's black-and-white Polaroid photographs from the 1970s--a medium in which he established the style that would bring him international acclaim--are brought together in this exquisite volume for the first time.Prestel Publications

KirstieE

Polaroids: Mapplethorpe | Whitney Museum of American Art, Sylvia Wolf

Spending my afternoon off by alternating between reading and fixing up my new Polaroid album ☀️

ReadingRover Yes! Polaroids!!! 7y

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Polaroids: Mapplethorpe | Whitney Museum of American Art, Sylvia Wolf

Polaroids is a great book because it gives you a glimpse of an emerging artist #livinginthe70s . Just Kids is equally as fascinating for similar reasons. Overall, they work well together, functioning as a brilliant mesh of visual and written forms of creative expression.
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JenniferJarrell I love Patti Smith and I loved Just Kids. 7y

CarolynM Brilliant! I love Mapplethorpe, it really frustrates me how much of the debate about his work centres on the more "adult" images. His flowers and portraits are just amazing. (edited) 7y

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