GREG GORMAN "DIVINE" 1987Greg Gorman (b. 1949) is a renowned fashion photographer who established his reputation in the late 1980's. His bold images are most frequently created in black and white, which he considers the essence of photography. Gorman is well known for his stark, honest portraits of famous and infamous celebrities. Describing himself as "being drawn to the outsider," Gorman has captured some of the most influential personalities and styles that defined the

"Parallel Curves" was included in the "Landfall Press 30th Anniversary Portfolio" alongside works by Claes Oldenburg and Jim Dine

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was an important contributor to the avant-garde movements of the 20th century

AIDS ("Art Against AIDS")

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he created a series of unique hand-painted covers on a special limited edition version of the book

Hertfordshire where the artist lived and worked for 40 years

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