Edo Bertoglio - Edo Bertoglio New York Polaroids 1976—1989 1/500 OOP SCARCE - 2015





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Edo Bertoglio New York Polaroids 1976—1989 1/500 OOP SCARCE, a hardback art photography book by Edo Bertoglio in English, 232 pages, published by Yard Press in 2015 as the 1st edition, in very good condition.
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Swiss photographer Edo Bertoglio moved to New York in the late 1970s with his girlfriend Maripol. They quickly became part of the vibrant downtown scene and Bertoglio was hired as a photographer for Interview magazine. New York Polaroids is a collection of the polaroids he took during this time. They provide a personal visual diary of his time in New York, with pictures of Arto Lindsay, Grace Jones, Maripol, Glenn O'Brien, Debbie Harry, Madonna, Andy Warhol and John Lurie, among others. With an essay by Mariuccia Casadio and an extract from the interview between Stefano Bianchi and Edo Bertoglio. From our Imperfect Shelves and thus sold at a reduced price.
Seller's Story
This item ships from the EU. I CANNOT SHIP TO AMERICA until Trump's Tariffs are over. IF you have a non-US address, I can work with that.
I ship within three working days of payment. Very very very hard to find
Swiss photographer Edo Bertoglio moved to New York in the late 1970s with his girlfriend Maripol. They quickly became part of the vibrant downtown scene and Bertoglio was hired as a photographer for Interview magazine. New York Polaroids is a collection of the polaroids he took during this time. They provide a personal visual diary of his time in New York, with pictures of Arto Lindsay, Grace Jones, Maripol, Glenn O'Brien, Debbie Harry, Madonna, Andy Warhol and John Lurie, among others. With an essay by Mariuccia Casadio and an extract from the interview between Stefano Bianchi and Edo Bertoglio. From our Imperfect Shelves and thus sold at a reduced price.

