GRUAU: PORTRAITS OF MEN
Kalın Şömizli Kapak
250 Sayfa
24,5 cm X 31 cm
René Gruau is primarily known for his vivid and lively portrayals of women. However, he also revolutionized the depiction of masculinity in fashion imagery and advertising from the 1950s to the '80s. His humorous and sexually appealing representations of the modern, casual, and confident man, including partial male nudity, were considered shocking at the time. This book, with a preface by Martine Assouline, explores Gruau's contributions to the world of fashion since the 1940s, particularly his association with the house of Dior, for which he created some of the most iconic images in the history of fashion and beauty. Gruau's unparalleled style was also featured in several creative magazines of the era and numerous advertising campaigns. In the early 1960s, he revolutionized the image of the modern man, depicting him with a mix of humor, sex appeal, ease, and elegance. In 1956, he offered his creative services to Christian Dior for his "Dior pour hommes" collections, which led him to collaborate with avant-garde fabric manufacturers such as the house of Dormeuil, who were at the forefront of developing new materials. The book also features previously unpublished works taken from several of Gruau's personal sketchbooks, providing readers with a true lesson in fashion history.
Kalın Şömizli Kapak
250 Sayfa
24,5 cm X 31 cm
René Gruau is primarily known for his vivid and lively portrayals of women. However, he also revolutionized the depiction of masculinity in fashion imagery and advertising from the 1950s to the '80s. His humorous and sexually appealing representations of the modern, casual, and confident man, including partial male nudity, were considered shocking at the time. This book, with a preface by Martine Assouline, explores Gruau's contributions to the world of fashion since the 1940s, particularly his association with the house of Dior, for which he created some of the most iconic images in the history of fashion and beauty. Gruau's unparalleled style was also featured in several creative magazines of the era and numerous advertising campaigns. In the early 1960s, he revolutionized the image of the modern man, depicting him with a mix of humor, sex appeal, ease, and elegance. In 1956, he offered his creative services to Christian Dior for his "Dior pour hommes" collections, which led him to collaborate with avant-garde fabric manufacturers such as the house of Dormeuil, who were at the forefront of developing new materials. The book also features previously unpublished works taken from several of Gruau's personal sketchbooks, providing readers with a true lesson in fashion history.
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