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Peter Lindbergh Bibliography G A G O S I A N Peter Lindbergh Bibliography Selected Catalogues and Monographs: 2012 J. Lindeberg. The Documentary and A Dream: J Lindeberg Biannual Book: Fall/Winter. Stockholm: J. Lindeberg. 2011 Lindbergh, Peter and Jérôme Sans. Peter Lindbergh: The Unknown: The Chinese Episode. Munich: Schirmer/Mosel. 2010 Lindberg, Peter, Klaus Honnef, Felix Hoffman. Peter Lindbergh: On Street. Berlin: C/O Berlin. 2008 Lindbergh, Peter, Klaus Honnef and Bettina Ruhrberg. Images of Women. Goslar: Museum for Contemporary Art, Goslar. 2007 Lindbergh, Peter. Thomas Osterkorn, Andreas Petzold and Jochen Siemens. Peter Lindbergh. Hamburg: Stern Gruner + Jahr Ag &Co. 2006 Lindbergh, Peter. Peter Lindbergh: Untitled 116. Munich: Schirmer/Mosel. 2002 Lindbergh, Peter. Invasion. New York: Te Neues Pub. Lindbergh, Peter and Wim Wenders. Peter Lindbergh: Stories. Santa Fe: Arena. 1999 Lindbergh, Peter. And Josephine Bacon. Peter Lindbergh: Selected Works, 1996–1998. Paris: Assouline. 1998 Lindbergh, Peter. Peter Lindberg Photographs. Munich: Schirmer/Mosel. 1997 Lindbergh, Peter and Martin Harrisson. Images of Women. New York: Te Neues Pub. 1996 Lindbergh, Peter and Karl Lagerfeld. 10 Women. Munich: Schirmer/Mosel. Selected Articles and Reviews: 2013 Galliano, John. “The Eye: Peter Lindbergh.” Interview Magazine, Sep 16. “Supernova.” Vogue Australia, Mar. Bechet, Gilles. “Un Portrait N’est Jamais La Personne.” Victoire. Chicot, Isabelle. “Peter Lindbergh- A Recongnized Visionary!” Open Magazine, May. 2012 Garrido, Lola. “Fashion Greats: The Four Musketeers.” Blog Santa Eualiala, May 23. Bouruet-Aubertot, Veronique. “Une Histoire de la Photographie Chez Sotheby’s Paris.” Connaissance des Arts. 2011 Rambourg, Gersende. “Un Portrait Documentaire de Charlotte Rampling Vue Par D’autres.” AFP Mondial. Genestar, Victor. “Rampling en son Miroir.” Polka Magazine. Stehli, Jean-Sebastian. “Peter Lindbergh en route pour Beijing.” Madame Figaro, Mar 27. Baboulene, Jerome. “Peter Lindbergh- Ils Arrivent!” Polka Magazine. Lequeux, Emmanuelle. “La Photo de Mode Vaut de L’art.” M Magazine, Nov 11. 2010 Audran, Marie. “Linda, Naomi, Claudia, Kate...par Peter Lindbergh.” Le Point, Sep. Richebois, Veronique. “Peter Lindbergh, Sorcier de L’image.” Les Echos Week-end, Oct 9. Feitelberg, Rosemary. “Peter Lindbergh’s High Profile.” WWD, Mar 19. Quin, Elisabeth. “Peter Lindbergh: Le Beau, c’est Boring!” Madame Figaro, Apr 14. 2009 Brown, Laura. “Classic Lindbergh.” Harper’s Bazaar, Mar 23. Van Zuylen-Menesguen, Vanessa. “Peter Lindbergh- A German in Paris,” L’Insense. 2008 Hoffmans, Christiane. “Gute Geschafte Mit Brillanter Fotografie.” Welt Am Sonntag, January 27. Caujolle, Christian. “Ecluse des Freres Precheurs.” Exporama, July/Aug. Cotton, Charlotte. “Peter Lindbergh, The Image Maker.” Observer, London, Autumn. W W W . G A G O S I A N . C O M G A G O S I A N Morton, Camilla. “John Galliao’s Year of Magic.” Harper’s Bazaar, Mar 11. Olsen, Ashley. “Interview with Peter Lindbergh.” Influence. 2007 E.B. “Visioni D’autore.” Kult, Jan. Sardelli, Carla. “L’uomo Che Ama le Donne Vere.” Vanity Fair, Feb 22. Dubly, Sixtine. “Peter Lindbergh- Poete Du Glamour.” Ideat, Feb. 2006 Thenard, Jean-Michel. “Metteur en Chair.” Liberation, Nov 21. Stehli, Jean-Sebatsien. “Mick Jagger.” L’express, July 1. “Sharon Braque 4 Million de Dollars a Mougins.” Var-Matin, May 27. “Stars Gather in Cannes.” Cinema Against AIDS Cannes, May 26. “Exposition (Rolling Stones).” La Tribune, May 19. “Visoni Di Un Maestro.” Forma Centro Internationale di Fotogorafia, Milan, Feb. “Keith and Kate Rolling Stone and Moss Gather Cash.” Hello Magazine, Nov 28. Teodorczuk, Tom. “35,000 Pounds for an Old Stone.” Evening Standard, Nov 16. 2005 Formenti, Cecilia. “Peter Lindbergh: Hollywood Clic.” Sky TV Italia. Jocks, Heinz-Norbert. “Peter Lindbergh- Photos from a Bastardized Viewpoint.” Kunstforum Forum International. 2004 Langer, Freddy. “Diese Gewisse Wirklichkeit.” Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Nov 23. Smith, Roberta. “Photography Review- Images of Fashion Tiptoe into the Modern.” The New York Times, Apr 16. 2003 Ollier, Brigitte. “Le Photographie de mode Anima la Premiere Journee des Rencontres D’arles.” Liberation, July 5. Beem, Edgar Allen. “Photo Poet of Anti-Glamour.” Pdn, The Legends Issue. Harris, Mark Edward. “Peter Lindbergh- A Modern Master of Fashion Photography Talks About His Career and Singular Vision.” American Photo. 2002 Contreras, Maria and Sophie Djerjal. ‘Musa Y Creador.” Spanish Vogue, Dec. Wellershoff, Marianne. “Ich Will Geschichten Erzahlen.” Kultur Spiegel, Apr. 2001 Lindbergh, Peter and Jean-Michel Vecchiet. “Emission C+Clair.” Canal+, Dec 22. 1999 Tossan, Caroline. “Peter Lindbergh, Phenomene de Mode.” Le Jounral Du Dimanche, June 13. Alessandrini, Marjorie. “Peter Lindbergh- Glamour fin de Siecle.” Le Nouvel Observateur, June 19. Mouzat, Virginie. “Peter Lindbergh, Eloge de la Fragilite.” Le Figaro, May 22. Coles, Joanna. “Just a Schmuck, Just a Fashion Photographer.” The London Times Magazine, May 22. Herman-Cohen, Valli. “Strike a Pose.” Los Angeles Times, Nov 12. 1998 Spindler, Amy M. “Critic’s Notebook; The Splash Heard Round the World.” The New York Times, Sep 13. Vecchiet, Jean-Michel. “Italian Vogue- 27 Piazza Castello.” Paris Premiere, Canal+ International. 1997 Phillips, Ian. “The Image Maker.” The Independent, Sunday Review, London, Sep 4. 1996 Young, Pamela. “The Man who Loves Women.” Toronto Globe & Mail, Sep 19. O’Brien, Glenn. “Girls, Girls, Girls.” Harper’s Bazaar, Sep 12. Morra, Bernadette. “10 Supermodels as they Really Are.” The Toronto Star- Fashion Life, Sep 12. 1994 “Heavenly Visions.” IDP Fashion, Mar 13. 1993 Sieff, JeanIoup. “Peter Lindbergh Ilford Calendar.” Ilford Calendar. W W W . 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