Avedon

[ av-i-don ]

noun

1. Richard, 1923–2004, U.S. photographer.

Example Sentences

“The budgets dropped, and Details closed. My era is Helmut Newton, Richard Avedon. … They started with Condé Nast and Hearst when they were very young, and they died still working in that system. My career has gone completely upside down with influencers, the internet, images online, and now everyone is a photographer.”

From Los Angeles Times

Richard Avedon, a top photographer for Vogue magazine, was hired to take the picture and Moffitt agreed to pose.

From Los Angeles Times

“My teenage dream was to have a swimming pool and to work with Avedon every day,” she later confessed.

From Los Angeles Times

She laughed about the anti-glamorous shot that photographer Richard Avedon took for her 1975 LP “She Loves to Hear the Music.”

From Los Angeles Times

Even as he portrays the film and play as archetypal, Gefter, a longtime photography critic and author of a biography of Richard Avedon, also pinpoints the married couple that likely served as the inspiration for George and Martha.

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