Richard Avedon(1923-2004)

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Richard Avedon nació el 15 de mayo de 1923 en Nueva York, Nueva York, EE.UU.. Fue un director, conocido por La cenicienta de París (1957), Chanel No. 5: Tomorrow's Woman (1966) y Gilda Live (1980). Estuvo casado con Evelyn Franklin y Doe Avedon. Murió el 1 de octubre de 2004 en San Antonio, Texas, Estados Unidos.

7.0

Cortometraje

6.9

6.8

Serie de TV

Agnelli
7.5
- photo credits
- 2017
Cracked
6.9
Serie de TV
- cover photograph: Vogue April 1986
- 2013
Cinéma Vérité: Defining the Moment
6.6
- photo supplier
- 1999
American Masters
8.2
Serie de TV
- archive photos
- photos
- 1995–1996
Gap-Toothed Women
7.2
Cortometraje
- photos and graphics
- 1987
Traveling Hopefully
6.1
- stills
- 1982
La cenicienta de París
7.0
- main title backgrounds
- special visual consultant
- 1957
General Electric Theater
6.8
Serie de TV
- production creator
- 1956

Sitio oficial
- Official Site
Nombre alternativo
- Avedon
Nacimiento
- 15 de mayo de 1923
- Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 1 de octubre de 2004
- San Antonio, Texas, Estados Unidos(complicaciones de una hemorragia cerebral)
Cónyuges
Otros trabajos
Shot photos for Revlon's "Most Unforgettable Women in the World" advertisements.
Listados publicitarios

Trivia
The character played by Fred Astaire in La cenicienta de París (1957) is based on him. In fact, it is Avedon who set up most of the photography for the film, including the famous face portrait of Audrey Hepburn unveiled during the dark room sequence. The ditsy role of Marion was played by Dovima, one of the top fashion models of the day, who often worked with Avedon.

Citas
If a day goes by without my doing something related to photography, it's as though I've neglected something essential to my existence, as though I had forgotten to wake up. I know that the accident of my being a photographer has made my life possible.