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Menschenbilder (signed - last copy)

by Michael Horowitz

Photographs: Michael Horowitz

Publisher: mhm media

272 pages

Year: 2004

ISBN: 3-9501660-3-3

Price: 98 €

Comments: limited edition of 3000 copies; 27 x 36 cm; includes an original print in A4 format; each book is numbered and signed

Between 1966 and 1988 the journalist, scriptwriter, publisher and author Michael Horowitz has mainly been working as a photographer and shows here a fantastic collection of portraits of authors like Elias Canetti, Friedrich Torberg and Thomas Bernhard, actors like Attila Hörbiger, Oskar Werner and Klaus Maria Brandauer, contuctors like Leonard Bernstein, Herbert von Karajan and Karl Böhm, painters like Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Ernst Fuchs, Arnulf Rainer and many other personalities. He was called "a painter" of their portraits. “The photos open the observer the curious world of Austria. Waxworks of the Good and Bad. Ludicrous, touching, tragical and ironical portraits of men – in such a variety, that you can almost hope for a disappearing individuality” (author H. C. Artmann).

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Menschenbilder (signed - last copy)

by Michael Horowitz

Photographs: Michael Horowitz

Publisher: mhm media

272 pages

Year: 2004

ISBN: 3-9501660-3-3

Price: 98 €

Comments: limited edition of 3000 copies; 27 x 36 cm; includes an original print in A4 format; each book is numbered and signed

Between 1966 and 1988 the journalist, scriptwriter, publisher and author Michael Horowitz has mainly been working as a photographer and shows here a fantastic collection of portraits of authors like Elias Canetti, Friedrich Torberg and Thomas Bernhard, actors like Attila Hörbiger, Oskar Werner and Klaus Maria Brandauer, contuctors like Leonard Bernstein, Herbert von Karajan and Karl Böhm, painters like Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Ernst Fuchs, Arnulf Rainer and many other personalities. He was called "a painter" of their portraits. “The photos open the observer the curious world of Austria. Waxworks of the Good and Bad. Ludicrous, touching, tragical and ironical portraits of men – in such a variety, that you can almost hope for a disappearing individuality” (author H. C. Artmann).

> see also Michael Horowitz's fine art prints

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