Elliott Erwitts Kolor

埃利奥特·厄维特的《Kolor》

出版商： teNeues

发布日期： 2026年4月14日

语言： 英语

页数： 304页

ISBN-10： 3961717478

ISBN-13： 978-3961717477

物品重量： 5.45磅

尺寸： 9.75 x 0.96 x 13 英寸

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

本书通过艾略特·厄维特永恒的视角，展现了七十年来充满活力的生活——《色彩》将历史以生动、令人难忘的色彩呈现出来。

埃利奥特·厄维特备受赞誉的摄影集《色彩》（Kolor）新版，精选了这位传奇摄影师的彩色影像作品。本书从近五十万张柯达彩色幻灯片的档案中精心挑选，304页的篇幅呈现出一幅色彩斑斓、生机勃勃的摄影作品——其中一些照片已有七十余年历史——其色彩保存得令人惊叹。作品主题包罗万象，从世界领导人到活泼的歌舞女郎，从熙熙攘攘的集市到军营，从拉斯维加斯到威​​尼斯——所有作品都饱含厄维特标志性的幽默和敏锐的洞察力。本书是任何埃利奥特·厄维特作品收藏家的好选择。

This book features seventy years of vibrant life through Elliott Erwitt’s timeless lens—Kolor brings history to vivid, unforgettable color.

The New Edition of Elliott Erwitt’s acclaimed volume Kolor showcases a fresh compilation of the legendary photographer’s color images. Carefully curated from an archive of nearly half a million Kodachrome slides, the 304 pages reveal a vibrant kaleidoscope of photographs—some of them over 70 years old—whose colors have been remarkably preserved. The subjects span a diverse range, from world leaders to playful showgirls, bustling marketplaces to military camps, and from Las Vegas to Venice—all imbued with Erwitt’s signature dry wit and keen sensitivity. An essential addition to any Elliott Erwitt collection.

埃利奥特·厄维特1928年出生于巴黎，他的成长岁月在米兰、巴黎、纽约和洛杉矶度过，并在那里点燃了他对摄影的热情。在纽约结识了爱德华·斯泰肯和罗伯特·卡帕等摄影界泰斗后，厄维特开启了他的职业生涯，并于1953年加入图片社，之后多次担任社长。厄维特以其敏锐的视觉散文和标志性的杂志作品而闻名，他的摄影作品在过去七十多年里塑造了视觉文化。他的作品包括众多广受好评的摄影集，并在纽约现代艺术博物馆、芝加哥艺术学院和巴黎现代艺术博物馆等机构举办过展览。厄维特于2023年在纽约去世，享年95岁。

Born in Paris in 1928, Elliott Erwitt spent his formative years in Milan, Paris, New York, and Los Angeles, where his passion for photography was ignited. After meeting luminaries such as Edward Steichen and Robert Capa in New York, Erwitt began his professional career and, in 1953, joined Photos―serving multiple terms as its president. Renowned for his incisive visual essays and iconic magazine work, Erwitt’s photography has shaped visual culture for over seventy years. His oeuvre includes numerous acclaimed books and exhibitions at institutions such as MOMA New York, the Art Institute of Chicago, and Paris’ Museum of Modern Art. Erwitt died in New York in 2023, aged 95.