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STYLE ICONS from STUDIO 54 to PRESENT DAYS Icônes De La Mode Et De La Nuit Du Studio 54 À Nos Jours issue de la réunion des maisons de vente KAPANDJI-MORHANGE & GILLET-SEURAT MORETTON Commissaires-Priseurs. VENTE AUX ENCHÈRES PUBLIQUES HÔTEL DROUOT 9, Rue Drouot – 75 009 Paris VENDREDI 23 MARS 2018 À 14 H ROSE HARTMAN – Photographe New Yorkaise STYLE ICONS FROM STUDIO 54 TO PRESENT DAYS Icônes de la Mode et de la Nuit du Studio 54 à nos jours. EXPOSITION PUBLIQUE : Jeudi 22 mars 2018 de 11h à 21h. A issue de la réunion des maisons de vente KAPANDJI-MORHANGE & GILLET-SEURAT MORETTON Commissaires-Priseurs. Agrément 2004-508 – RCS Paris B 477 936 447. 46 bis, passage Jouffroy – 75 009 Paris. [email protected] • [email protected] • site : kapandji-morhange.com • ka-mondo.fr Tél : 01 48 24 26 10 • Fax : 01 48 24 26 11 VENTE AUX ENCHÈRES PUBLIQUES HÔTEL DROUOT – SALLE 11 9, Rue Drouot – 75 009 Paris VENDREDI 23 MARS 2018 À 14H ROSE HARTMAN – Photographe New Yorkaise STYLE ICONS FROM STUDIO 54 TO PRESENT DAYS Icônes de la Mode et de la Nuit du Studio 54 à nos jours. PHOTOGRAPHIES, DIAPOSITIFS, NÉGATIFS ARTISTES Expositions publiques : Jeudi 22 mars 2018, Arman, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Mikhaïl Baryshnikov, de 11h à 21h. Boy George Richard Burton, Leonardo di Caprio, Vendredi 23 mars 2018, Cher, Keith Haring, Margaux Hemingway, Jay Z, de 11h à 12h. Lenny Kravitz, Cindy Lauper, Fran Lebowitz, Téléphone pendant Liza Minnelli, Rudolf Nureyev, Lou Reed, l’exposition et la vente : Diana Ross, Sting, Andy Warhol, Stevie Wonder… 01 48 00 20 11 FASHION DESIGNERS Azzedine Alaïa, Giorgio Armani, Tom Ford, John Galliano, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Halston, Marc Jacobs, Betsey Johnson, Donna Karan, Calvin Klein, Karl Lagerfeld, Oscar de La Renta, FAHIONISTAS Alexander McQueen, Giorgio di Sant’Angelo, Sonia Rykiel, & ANONYMOUS Yves Saint Laurent, Valentino, Gianni et Donatella Versace, PARTY-GOERS Diane Von Fürstenberg… COUPLES MYTHIQUES Bianca et Mick Jagger, Kate Moss et Johnny Depp, Iman et David Bowie. VIP Iris Apfel, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Princesse Diana, Daphne Guiness, Jackie Kennedy Onassis, Amanda Lepore, Jacqueline de Ribes, Anna Wintour… MODELS Consultant : David Serero Angeleen, Apollonia, Gisele Bündchen, Naomi Campbell, [email protected] Pat Cleveland, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, 0016467243129 • 0603602714 Jerry Hall, Bianca Jagger, Grace Jones, Heidi Klum, Et avec les clercs de l’équipe KÂ-MONDO : Elle Macpherson, Claudia Schiffer, Christy Turlington… Malo de LUSSAC, Maylis RIBETTES Les lots PRÉCÉDÉS D'UNE * sont VENDUS avec autorisation DU droit de reproduction DU NÉgatif et DU diapositif uniquement sur tirage argentique Le catalogue est disponible en ligne sur kapandji-morhange.com, ka-mondo.fr, drouotlive.com, auction.fr, interenchères.com B N° 11 – Catalogue de vente du vendredi 23 mars 2018 QUI EST ROSE HARTMAN? Au cours des quatre dernières décennies, Hartman a photographié des icônes de mode et de célébrités dans Mon monde par Rose Hartman My World by Rose Hartman certains des quartiers les plus légendaires de la vie nocturne de New York, du Studio 54 au Costume Institute Gala du Metropolitan Museum. J’ai toujours été intéressée par capturer des dieux et des I have always been interested in capturing the gods and déesses qui peuplent notre Olympe glamour et moderne goddesses who populate our modern glamour Olympus – Rose est connue pour ses portraits de célébrités. Sa photographie de Bianca Jagger sur un cheval blanc à la – mannequins, acteurs, jet-setters, rédacteurs en chef et models, actors, jet-setters, editors and fashionistas, famous e discothèque du Studio 54 lors de son 30 anniversaire est certainement la plus représentative de son travail. fashionistas, célèbres ou obscurs, tous étonnants à regarder, or obscure, all amazing to look at, and all, exuding an Lloyd Grove la cite, dans The Daily Beast en 2016, comme « l’image emblématique d’un âge perdu ». Une autre et tous, dévoilant une élégance indéfinissable. indefinable elegance. photographie bien connue présente Jerry Hall en conversation avec Andy Warhol. L’un de mes endroits préférés était le fameux Studio 54 où One of my favorite haunts was notorious Studio 54 where Son travail photographique a été publié dans des journaux et de nombreux magazines, dont Allure, Art + je me suis immergée dans la vie nocturne des célébrités de I immersed myself in the glitterati nightlife of the late Auction, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Panorama, The New York Times, New York, Stern, London Sunday Times, la fin des années 70, et j’ai essayé de capturer un moment seventies, and attempted to capture an intimate moment in Vanity Fair, Vogue (États-Unis, France, Pays Bas et Italie), New York Magazine, Marie Claire, Allure, BBC.com, intime dans une situation publique. La jeune DVF à la crinière a public situation. The young, wild-haired DVF ensconced on Grazia, Le Journal de la Photographie, Colette, The Daily Beast, W Magazine, Rolling Stone... bien installée sur une banquette argentée avec Barry Diller, a silver banquette with Barry Diller, Halston whispering in the Captant l’image éphémère des célébrités, jet-setters, acteurs, chanteurs et autres artistes, Rose Hartman a Halston chuchotant à l’oreille d’une Bianca Jagger vêtue en ear of a Halston-clad Bianca Jagger, Scavullo laughing with été la première à se faufiler derrière les rideaux des défilés de la Semaine de la Mode pour photographier les Halston, Scavullo riant avec Tina Turner, Lou Reed écoutant Tina Turner, Lou Reed attentively listening to Andy Warhol mannequins et les designers dans les coulisses, comme le montre son premier livre «Birds of Paradise : An Intime attentivement Andy Warhol (qui pour une fois parle) font (who is actually speaking) are some of my favorite subjects View du New York Fashion World». partie de mes sujets préférés dans Incomparable Duos. in Incomparable Duos. En 2011-2012, une rétrospective de son travail comprenant plus de 60 photographies a eu lieu au Fashion Ayant eu l’opportunité d’observer les interactions entre les Given a chance to observe interactions between designers, Institute of Technology (FIT) de New York. Ses images d’archives ont également été exposées à la Galerie designers, les fashionistas, les mannequins et les rédacteurs fashionistas, models and editors, I always looked for Ravestijn à Amsterdam (2012) et à Punta del Este, Uruguay (2013), ainsi que dans les musées américains, y en chef, j’ai toujours recherché ces moments de spontanéité those moments of spontaneity – of conversation, laughter, compris le projet Experience Music, le Whitney Museum et le musée de la ville de New York. – conversation, rire, sourires authentiques, coups d’œil genuine smiles, or a casual glance over the shoulder. I also désinvoltes par-dessus l’épaule. J’ai aussi fréquenté d’autres frequented other hedonistic clubs of that time, such as En 2016, un long métrage documentaire, The Incomparable Rose Hartman, a été créé sur sa vie et son travail. clubs hédonistes de l’époque, tels que Area, The Mudd Club, Area, The Mudd Club, Xenon, and MK. None ever compared Le documentaire a remporté le prix de mention spéciale au DOC NYC 2016 Film Festival. Trailer: https:// Xenon et MK. Invitée, par le copropriétaire Steve Rubell, dans to arriving at Studio54 where co-owner Steve Rubell would youtu.be/KLfgsoauiEQ ce royaume disco du Studio 54, jamais égalé, la jeunesse, la usher me into his disco kingdom where youth, beauty, sex beauté, le sex-appeal et les célébrités régnaient en maître. appeal and celebrities reigned supreme. I was definitely in J’étais vraiment au bon endroit au bon moment pour prendre the right place at the right time to take an iconic photo of PUBLICATIONS: GROUP EXHIBITIONS: la photo emblématique de Bianca Jagger sur un cheval blanc Bianca Jagger riding a white horse into Studio 54 to celebrate Rose Hartman: Birds of Paradise (1980) «Women Seeing Women», Staley-Wise Gallery, 2017 à l’intérieur même du Studio 54 pour fêter son anniversaire her birthday at a party hosted by her husband Mick. I think I Rose Hartman: Incomparable: Women of Style (2012) Georges Berges Gallery, 2016 lors d’une soirée organisée par son mari Mick. Je pense avoir have the only shot of the happy couple kissing! Rose Hartman: Incomparable Couples (2015) Leonard Tourne Gallery, 2016 le seul cliché du couple heureux s’embrassant ! Whitebox Gallery, New York, 2015 Combing through my archives, I realized that I had a treasure SOLO EXHIBITIONS: Omars Private Dining Club, New York, 2015 En parcourant mes archives, je me suis rendue compte que je trove of stylish duos – both iconic images and those that had “The Incomparable Rose Hartman”, the National Arts Club, «Social History: Jet Set», Staley-Wise Gallery, New York, 2013 détenais un trésor de duos stylés – autant les photographies never been published – images that are natural, and fly-on- New York, 2017 «Guys And Dolls: Seeing Stars», Dean Project, New York, 2008 iconiques et celles qui n’ont jamais été publiées – images the-wall intimate. Using my tried and true method, I would “The Incomparable Rose Hartman”, 75 Wall Street, New York, «Glamour & Glory: The Wild and Crazy Years of NY», Cafe naturelles, intimes et sur le vif. Me servant de ma méthode chat with one person, while attentively observing another. As 2016 Des Artistes, Moscow, 2004 “The Incomparable Rose Hartman”, Fashion Institute of Tech- «Women, Egizio’s Project,» Vincent Astor Gallery at Lincoln éprouvée, je discutais avec une personne, tout en observant soon as I spotted an authentic expression, I would shoot 2 or nology, New York, 2014 Center, New York, 2000 attentivement une autre. Dès que je repérais une expression 3 images at that “decisive moment” - not before, not after. «Incomparable Women of Style», Gallery, Punta del Este, «Disco: A Decade of Saturday Nights», Experience Music authentique, je prenais 2 ou 3 photos à ce moment décisif - My images are not set up or staged.
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