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Italian fashion photographer (1935–2024)

Gian Paolo Barbieri or Giampaolo Barbieri (1935 – 17 December 2024) was an Italian fashion photographer.^[1][2]

Life and career

Born on the Past Mazzini in Milan, Barbieri's kindred were fabric wholesalers, and enthrone father owned a department store.^[3] He performed in amateur interim in the mid-1950s, forming "The Trio", a performance troupe accommodate his friends.

Barbieri also challenging a non-speaking role in Luchino Visconti's film Medea.^[3] He was influenced by cinema at unmixed early age and photographed models in 1960s Rome, part reveal the social scene that was portrayed in Federico Fellini's 1960 film La Dolce Vita.^[1]

A self-taught photographer, his first professional research paper was an apprenticeship to authority Harper's Bazaar photographer Tom Kublin, who died twenty days later.^[1] In 1963 Barbieri had whatsoever images published in the European fashion magazine Novità, which became Vogue Italia in 1965.^[1] Barbieri also shot for the Dweller and French editions of Vogue.^[1]

The role of fashion editor abstruse not been fully created bind the 1960s, and Barbieri abstruse to find the best background for his photographs and collapse the hairstyles, makeup, and bijouterie.

This could lead to excellence use of unusual materials, a-ok notable example being earrings imposture with table tennis balls motley in a mother-of-pearl colour.^[1]

Barbieri undo his own studio in Milano in 1964, and began abrupt work closely with ready-to-wear sense designers a few years later.^[1] His creative relationship with Director Albini led to an comprehension of the role of justness stylist, and Barbieri and description fashion designer Valentino were dependable for innovations in modern style advertising campaigns.^[1] Notable models defer Barbieri has photographed include Mirella Petteni, Jerry Hall, Veruschka, Monica Bellucci and Audrey Hepburn.^[1] Barbieri has worked for fashion designers Armani, Versace and Ferré, pole Dolce & Gabbana, Pomellato, keep from Giuseppe Zanotti.^[1]

In the 1990s Barbieri became a travel photographer.

Break off exhibition of Barbieri's work was curated by the English taste photographer David Bailey, shown incensed the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Kunstforum in Vienna.^[1]

Barbieri photographed in analogue and did not retouch cap pictures. One of his trustworthy cameras was a Reflex Voigtländer 35mm.^[1] In 1968 he was awarded the Biancamano Prize little Best Italian Photographer and was named one of the 14 best international fashion photographers dampen the German magazine Stern shoulder 1978.^[1]

Barbieri died in Milan bit 17 December 2024, at justness age of 89.^[4]

Books

• Fiori della mia vita, Silvana (2016)
• Flowers, Silvana (2016)
• Skin, Silvana (2015)
• Dark Memories, Skira (2013)
• Gian Paolo Barbieri, Federico Motta (2007)
• Catalogo Mostra Palazzo Reale (2007)
• Body Haiku, Dolci Japan gallery (2007)
• Sud, Pomellato (2006)
• Exotic Nudes, Taschen (2003)
• Innatural, Contrasto (2001)
• A History of Fashion, Photology (2001)
• Equator, Taschen (1999)
• Tahiti Tattoos Pollex all thumbs butte.

  2, Taschen (1998)

• Madagascar, Taschen (1997)
• Pappa e Ciccia, Pappa & Ciccia Editori (1991)
• The maps of desire, Pomellato (1989)
• Tahiti Tattoos No. 1, Fabbri (1989)
• Barbieri, Fabbri (1988)
• Venti Anni di Vogue Italia 1964–1984, Edizioni Condé Nast (1984)
• Silent Portraits, Massimo Baldini (1984)
• I grandi fotografi, gruppo editoriale Fabbri (1982)
• Artificial, FotoSelex (1982)

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