Chanel Beauty

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Chanel Beauty

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American Photographer · 1906–1999

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Horst Paul Albert Bohrmann, the son of a hardware store owner, moved from Germany to Paris in 1930, where he met and befriended *Vogue* photographer Baron George Hoyningen-Huene. He introduced Horst to that magazine, for which Horst began working in 1931. The following year Condé Nast, *Vogue's* publisher, invited Horst to work in New York for six months. For the next decade Horst divided his time

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Date: negative 1987; print possibly later
Medium: Platinum and palladium print
Culture: American
Department: Photographs
Institution: Getty Museum

Female dancer seated on floor, legs crossed, with her torso leaning gracefully over her legs, her arms outstretched behin her. A large grey disk forms a backdrop.

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