Gregory Crewdson - Gregory Crewdson - 2013

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Tome of dreams. One of the most beautiful new art books in publishing." Harpers Bazaar UK "There is never a doubt about depth when it comes to Gregory Crewdson, one of the most respected art photographers of his generation. Gregory Crewdson brings together the photographer's three decades of work depicting mystery and tragedy in an American suburb that David Lynch would recognize. His scenes are as rich and arresting as a Victorian epic painting." Los Angeles Times "Some images are so deeply rooted in the American vernacular that they jolt us with their familiarity. This defining collection reveals an artist touched in equal measure by the magic of cinema and a more private, otherworldly strangeness, the "moments between moments" of isolation and wonder." Vogue "While much of his elaborate, illuminated work is He creates in the less traditionally scenic nooks and crannies of the Berkshires, particularly the town of Pittsfield, Massachusetts. He himself was born in Brooklyn and works in New York City. If you're in the mood for a strange and rather creepy trip to the not-quite-rational fringes of small-town America, you should definitely check out the book: the images, while disturbing, are completely beautiful. "England Home" Tome of dreams. "[One of] the most beautiful new art books in the publishing world.""There is never a doubt about depth when it comes to Gregory Crewdson, one of the most respected art photographers of his generation. "Gregory Crewdson" brings together the photographer's three decades of work depicting mystery and tragedy in an American suburb that David Lynch would recognize. His scenes are as rich and sweeping as an epic Victorian painting." "Los Angeles Times" "Some images are so deeply rooted in the American vernacular that they surprise us with their familiarity. This defining collection reveals an artist touched in equal measure by the magic of cinema and a more private, otherworldly strangeness , the “moments between moments” of isolation and wonder.” "Vogue" "Though much of his elaborately staged and lit work is created in the less traditionally scenic nooks and crannies of the Berkshires, particularly the town of Pittsfield, Massachusetts: he himself was born in Brooklyn and works in New York City If you're in the mood for a strange and rather creepy trip to the not-quite-rational fringes of small-town America, you should definitely check out the book: the pictures, though. disturbing, they are completely beautiful. "New England Home" "There is never a question about depth when it comes to Gregory Crewdson,one of the most respected art photographers of his generation. "Gregory Crewdson" brings together the photographer's three decades of work depicting mystery and tragedy in an American suburb. that David Lynch would recognize. His scenes are as rich and sweeping as an epic Victorian painting." "Los Angeles Times" "Some images are so deeply rooted in the American vernacular that they surprise us with their familiarity. This defining collection reveals an artist touched in equal measure by the magic of cinema and a more private, otherworldly strangeness, the "moments between moments" of isolation and wonder." "Vogue"