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Portraits, nudes and fashion by Helmut Newton on show in Berlin - le mag
More than 200 works by legendary photographer Helmut Newton, including some never seen before in the German capital, are on display in Berlin.
They are part of hundreds of photos donated to his eponymous foundation by Newton himself before his death a decade ago.
Divided into three main categories - portrait, nudes and fashion - the show also includes a number of original prints authenticated by Newton himself.
These 500 works are still here in the building, of course, but it is the first t…
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Helmut Newton - Art of Photography
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Helmut Newton, born Helmut Neustädter (October 31, 1920 -- January 23, 2004) was a German-Australian photographer. He was a prolific, widely imitated fashion photographer whose provocative, erotically charged black-and-white photos were a mainstay of Vogue and other publications.
BIOGRAPHY
1920: born in berlin as helmut neustädter; resides in berlin-schöneberg.
1930 until 1934: attends school at the heinrich von treitschke realgymnasium in berlin-schöneberg.
1934 until 1938: resides in berlin-halensee.
1934 until 1935: attends the american school in berlin-schöneberg. after change of residence, attends secondary school in berlin-grunewald.
1936 until 1938: apprenticeship with the portrait, nude and fashion photographer yva (else simon, neé neuländer) in berlin-charlottenburg.
1938: flees berlin via train at zoo station towards trieste, taking with him two stills cameras. finds work in singapore at the singapore straits times.
1940: arrives in australia and serves for five years in the australian army. in 1946 becomes an australian citizen.
1947: meets actress june brunell, who poses as a model for him. they marry one year later.
1956: extended travels through europe. in london acquires a one-year contract at british vogue, which newton quits after 11 months. thereafter in paris and return to melbourne; contract with australian vogue.
1961: back to paris, takes apartment in the rue aubriot in marais quarter. full-time position with french vogue, occasional editorial photography for british vogue and queen.
1964: until 1966 editorials for french elle.
1964: acquires a small house and vineyard in ramatuelle, not far from st. tropez, where helmut and june newton will spend their future vacations.
1966: renews contract with french vogue under the new editor-in-chief francine crescent.
1970: june newton (alias alice springs) begins her career as photographer: when her husband is ill, she steps in to shoot a cigarette advertisement.
1971: helmut newton suffers a heart attack in new york. convalescence in lennox hill hospital, new york.
1975:first exhibitions of the commercially successful photographer: first solo exhibit in the nikon gallery in paris.
1976: publication of his first volume of photographs white women.
1981: helmut and june newton move from paris to monaco; they will spend the winter months in los angeles.
1990: awarded the french grand prix national de la photographie.
1992: awarded officier des arts, lettres et sciences in monaco as well as presentation of the das grosse verdienstkreuz of the federal republic of germany.
1996: commendation to commandeur de l'ordre des arts et lettres by the french ministry of culture.
2000: large retrospective for his 80th birthday in the new national gallery (neue nationalgalerie) in berlin that travels to london, new york, tokyo, moscow and prague, among others.
2003: formal agreement on the establishment of the helmut newton foundation in berlin with the prussian cultural heritage foundation (stiftung preußischer kulturbesitz).
2004: helmut newton dies in los angeles. the helmut newton foundation is opened shortly following his death.
Helmut Newton - Museum für Fotografie in Berlin
Helmut Newton wife June opens Newton Foundation
(5 Jun 2004) SHOTLIST
1. Foyer of museum with the Big Nudes
2. Portrait Helmut and June Newton
3. Picture Helmut Newton with cigarette
4. Picture June Newton plus cigar
5.SOUNDBITE (English) June Newton:
Well it sort of seemed fitting that the Berlin boy, who was more or less chased out of his home, lost all sight of his parents...the fact that he always had Berlin in his heart. I remember when he was doing some fashion photography for German Vogue and they couldn't decide which clothes he was going to photograph and I said, 'Why don't they get together some lederhosen and some real real German stuff and why don't you do that?' Because I said, 'You know you can't deny you're roots, Hel. There's something about your work that's chic and wonderful but why not go deeper and see what there's, what's back home'.
6. Picture Helmut Newton in high heels
7. Picture June Newton ironing naked.
8. H. Newton taking a photo, standing on two chairs
9. Zoom out Newton and a nude.
10. SOUNDBITE (English) June Newton about the choice of the pictures in Us and Them:
and then I think he said, 'Why not the front, the part where 'Us and Them' is exhibited is perfect for 'Us and Them' actually. Not all the pictures are exhibited because there's not enough room for them but I think that's when he thought of 'Us and Them' - it was Helmut's idea.
11. Ca Portrait Helmut Newton
12. SOUNDBITE (English) June Newton:
The archives are mine until after I die. When I'm dead, you'll get them (laughter) but you're not getting one before then, neither mine nor Helmut's. They're at home and as to how many...(applause).
13. Nude
14. Nude on balcony with phone
15. Ws/pan exhibition
16. SOUNDBITE (English) June Newton:
I was with some friends at the Cedar Sinai hospital in Los Angeles after the accident and I was asked if I would like to go in and say goodbye. They tried to resuscitate Helmut for about two hours, after his heart attack, but thank goodness they never succeeded and he went. So I went in there and said 'Oh I haven't got a camera' and I was with Phil Pervail from the Shadow Marmont - who's over there by the wall and who brought me there - and he said 'June, why don't we go home and get it? He's not going anywhere'.
17. Ws presser
18. June Newton taking pictures of photographer.
NEWTON FOUNDATION OPENS IN BERLIN
Two exhibitions, Us and Them and Sex and Landscapes, will mark the opening of the Newton Foundation in the Berlin Museum of Photographie.
The exhibition will be attended by Helmut Newton's widow, June Newton. It was the world-famous photographers wish to open the Newton Foundation in Berlin.
The Museum is situated in a former territorial reserve officers casino. While he was still alive, Newton made this arrangement with the city of Berlin.
He chose the location, near the railway station from where he fled the nazi regime.
Newton, who died before his foundation was finished, made a very generous gift to his hometown Berlin - a permanent loan of hundreds of his photographs.
Us and them, a joined project between Helmut and June Newton, is a photographic journal of their life together since 1947.
Sex and Landscapes is an open concept. It includes different aspects of Newton's work, but mainly some of his most famous erotic photographs.
Helmut Newton's work has come full circle. It began in Berlin in 1936 and will now be exhibited there.
From the 5th of June, visitors and guests of the Newton From the 5th of June, visitors and guests of the Newton Foundation will be greeted by Newton's big nudes in the foyer.
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Iconic Photographer Helmut Newton. Musee De La Photographie Charles Negre Feb 2017
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Helmut Newton (born Helmut Neustädter; 31 October 1920 – 23 January 2004) was a German-Australian photographer. He was a prolific, widely imitated fashion photographer whose provocative, erotically charged black-and-white photos were a mainstay of Vogue and other publications.
Newton was born in Berlin, the son of Klara Claire (née Marquis) and Max Neustädter, a button factory owner.[2] His family was Jewish.[3] Newton attended the Heinrich-von-Treitschke-Realgymnasium and the American School in Berlin. Interested in photography from the age of 12 when he purchased his first camera, he worked for the German photographer Yva (Elsie Neuländer Simon) from 1936.
The increasingly oppressive restrictions placed on Jews by the Nuremberg laws meant that his father lost control of the factory in which he manufactured buttons and buckles; he was briefly interned in a concentration camp on Kristallnacht, 9 November 1938, which finally compelled the family to leave Germany. Newton's parents fled to South America. He was issued with a passport just after turning 18 and left Germany on 5 December 1938. At Trieste he boarded the Conte Rosso (along with about 200 others escaping the Nazis), intending to journey to China. After arriving in Singapore he found he was able to remain there, first briefly as a photographer for the Straits Times and then as a portrait photographer
Newton was interned by British authorities while in Singapore and was sent to Australia on board the Queen Mary, arriving in Sydney on 27 September 1940.[4] Internees travelled to the camp at Tatura, Victoria by train under armed guard. He was released from internment in 1942 and briefly worked as a fruit picker in Northern Victoria. In April 1942, he enlisted with the Australian Army and worked as a truck driver. After the war in 1945, he became a British subject and changed his name to Newton in 1946. In 1948, he married actress June Browne, who performed under the stage name June Brunell. She later became a successful photographer under the ironic pseudonym Alice Springs (after Alice Springs, the central Australian town).
In 1946, Newton set up a studio in fashionable Flinders Lane in Melbourne and worked on fashion and theatre photography in the affluent postwar years. He shared his first joint exhibition in May 1953 with Wolfgang Sievers, a German refugee like himself who had also served in the same company. The exhibition of 'New Visions in Photography' was displayed at the Federal Hotel in Collins Street and was probably the first glimpse of New Objectivity photography in Australia. Newton went into partnership with Henry Talbot, a fellow German Jew who had also been interned at Tatura, and his association with the studio continued even after 1957, when he left Australia for London. The studio was renamed 'Helmut Newton and Henry Talbot'.
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Alice Springs: Austellung im Museum für Fotografie, Berlin (Helmut Newton's wife photo exhibition)
Interview (in German) with curator Matthias Harder and impressions of the exhibition Alice Springs from 12.6.2010 to 30.01.2011 at the Museum für Fotografie, Berlin... read more in German:
Interview mit Kurator Matthias Harder und Impressionen der Ausstellung Alice Springs vom 12.6.2010 bis 30.01.2011 im Museum für Fotografie, Berlin.
Die erste Retrospektive für Alice Springs, der Frau von Helmut Newton: Ihre Aufnahmen sehen seinen zum Verwechseln ähnlich.
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Fashion photography takes centre stage at exhibtion
GERMANY HELMUT NEWTON
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Berlin - December 7, 2012
1. Mid of people looking at photos
2. Helmut Newton photo called Young woman and oceanographic museum (Monaco - 1988)
3. Close of photo
4. Photo called Hermes for French Vogue (Dakar - 1971)
5. Zoom in of baby on photo
6. Photo for New York Colour magazine (Miami - 1978)
7. Photo for Vogue Italy (Capri - 1977)
8. Mid of photos
9. Wide of exhibition
10. People looking at photos
11. Mid of photo for French Vogue (Monte Carlo - 1980)
12. Close of photo
13. Close of photo for Vogue Italy (Capri - 1977)
14. Mid of photos
15. Close of photo for French Vogue (Cannes - 1981)
16. Matthias Harder, curator for the Helmut Newton Foundation,
speaking to woman
17. SOUNDBITE: (German), Matthias Harder, curator for the Helmut
Newton Foundation,
Helmut Newton is still - eight years after his death - one of the world's most important photographers. Not only in Germany, not only in Australia, not only in the US but across the world. You can see what an amazing influence he has been on the generations of photographers that followed him. You can see that they copy him quite a lot and that makes his work even more interesting.
18. Wide of exhibition
19. Mid of photo for French Vogue (Monte Carlo - 1980)
20. Close of photo
21. Wide of exhibition opening news conference
22. Various of June Newton listening to the photographer Francois-Marie Banier speaking
23. SOUNDBITE (English), June Newton, widow of late Helmut Newton and
President of the Newton foundation
The idea was to show the book. To put the book on the walls. And I think every picture from the book is on the walls. Very difficult to do, you know. A lot of crowded walls, but why not ?
24. Zoom out of picture for German Vogue (Berlin - 1979)
25. Mid of pictures
26. SOUNDBITE (English), June Newton, widow of late Helmut Newton and
President of the Newton foundation
I think there was only one Newton. I think he was brilliant. I think he was very close to genius. And that is why he was prolific. He just never stopped working. I said to hem, before we went to Los Angeles, the time he died there. I said, you know 'lets do a will, lets put ourselves together, lets have a few days off and just put our house in order.' He said 'June - you never stop me from taking my pictures.'
What can you do with a guy like that? Take your pictures, the house still isn't in order.
27. Row of photos
28. Photo called Xavier Moreau in public swimming pool (Verona - 1975)
29. SOUNDBITE (English), June Newton, widow of late Helmut Newton and
President of the Newton foundation
I think he was� You know, the work is marvellous. Because it is a certain level. You see, you can go up and down the exhibition and say 'oh I can stick that one in there, it is weak, weaker than the others but it will fit in there.' But you don't do that with him; you can put it with anything. They are all on their own just brilliant little masterpieces. Don't you agree?
31. Row of pictures
32. Photo for British Vogue (Tunisia - 1967)
33. Wide of exhibition
34. Zoom out of Queen (London - 1966)
35. Pan of pictures
36. Zoom in of photo for French Vogue (Cannes - 1981)
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A major exhibition showing work by the late photographer Helmut Newton has opened in Berlin.
For the first time, the complete catalogue of pictures from the book A world without men is shown - together with photos from the project Archives Nuit.
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Decades after this photo was taken in Monaco, the nameless model standing in front of the Oceanographic museum is being admired once again - this time in Berlin.
The photo is one of around 200 photos on shown in a new exhibition at the Helmut Newton foundation in Berlin.
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Helmut Newton, born Helmut Neustädter (October 31, 1920 -- January 23, 2004) was a German-Australian photographer. He was a prolific, widely imitated fashion photographer whose provocative, erotically charged black-and-white photos were a mainstay of Vogue and other publications.
Newton was born in Berlin, the son of Klara Claire (Marquis) and Max Neustädter, a button factory owner.[2] His family was Jewish.[3] Newton attended the Heinrich-von-Treitschke-Realgymnasium and the American School in Berlin. Interested in photography from the age of 12 when he purchased his first camera, he worked for the German photographer Yva (Elsie Neulander Simon) from 1936. The increasingly oppressive restrictions placed on Jews by the Nuremberg laws meant that his father lost control of the factory in which he manufactured buttons and buckles; he was briefly interned in a concentration camp on 'Kristallnacht,' November 9, 1938, which finally compelled the family to leave Germany. Newton's parents fled to South America. He was issued with a passport just after turning 18, and left Germany on December 5, 1938. At Trieste he boarded the 'Conte Rosso' (along with about 200 others escaping the Nazis) intending to journey to China. After arriving in Singapore he found he was able to remain there, first and briefly as a photographer for the Straits Times and then as a portrait photographer.
Famous faces star in Berlin photo exhibition
(4 Dec 2015) LEAD IN
Two leading fashion and celebrity photographers are enjoying a tandem exhibition at the Museum of Photography in Berlin.
The Greg Gorman exhibition portrays some of the world's most famous people and the Newton exhibition is dedicated to Helmut Newton's work for some of the world's best-known fashion magazines, including Vogue.
STORY-LINE
Over the last three decades Greg Gorman has photographed some of the world's most famous people.
He has taken portraits of Hollywood stars like Leonardo DiCaprio and Julianne Moore as well as rock legends such as Mick Jagger and Iggy Pop.
An exhibition showing 25 photos, running in tandem with an exhibition of fashion photographs by Helmut Newton, has opened at the Museum of Photography in Berlin.
The photographs are intimate. For example, Elton John smiles under a sign that says I'm a girl while toying with a pearl necklace, Julianne Moore stares intently in to the camera and a very fresh-faced looking Leonardo DiCaprio snarls and throws his jacket open.
So how does Gorman create such confidence and intimacy with his subjects during a photo shoot.
A lot of drugs, he jokes. Actually I try to spend as much time with the people as possible prior to photographing them. Kind of getting them to come up or down to my level so that we are kind of connecting and make them feel, you know, confident.
Gorman is better known for his black and white photographs so this is the first time that his colour photos have been shown in Germany.
Most of the pictures of the rich and famous were commissioned by magazines.
I think it is just like in real life. Some people are a lot easier than others. Some people are very confident being in front of a still camera, other people take a little bit more coaxing and understanding and give and take to kind of get there, he says.
The exhibition is running in tandem with a new exhibition showing fashion shoots by Helmut Newton.
Newton was born in Berlin in 1920 to Jewish parents, he worked as a photography assistant in Berlin before the rise of the National Socialists under Adolf Hitler forced his family to flee to Australia.
After the war he returned to Europe, working as a fashion photographer for Vogue in Paris, establishing himself as one of the world's best known fashion and lifestyle photographers.
He died in 2004 in Los Angeles and the Helmut Newton foundation opened the Museum of Photography in Berlin soon after.
This exhibition shows 230 magazine pages, many of them front pages, with over 500 of Helmut Newton's photographs.
It starts in 1965 in Australia with the Australian Vogue and ends later with a wide range of productions for many different magazines. He continued to work with the magazines until the very end, says Matthias Harder, curator of the Helmut Newton Foundation
The exhibition is not only a showcase of Newton's masterful photography skills, but also an investigation into the trends in fashion over the decades.
Harder says Newton has the ability to surprise, and that was the key to his success as a fashion photographer.
Because he always surprised he continued to always get booked for shoots, and that was the case until the end of his life. That is very unusual for a photographer, even when you compare it to other major names in the history of fashion photography.
The two exhibitions will run until May 22, 2016.
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Saul Leiter + Helmut Newton: Nudes - Ausstellung in Berlin (nude photography)
Impressions of the exhibition Saul Leiter, David Lynch, Helmut Newton: Nudes from 01.12.2018 to 19.05.2019 at the Museum für Fotografie, Berlin... read more in German:
Impressionen der Ausstellung Saul Leiter, David Lynch, Helmut Newton: Nudes vom 01.12.2018 bis 19.05.2019 im Museum für Fotografie, Berlin.
Kleine Kulturgeschichte der Nachkriegs-Aktfotografie: Das Museum für Fotografie zeigt ganz unterschiedliche Bilder dreier Fotografen – vom zeitlos erotischen Schwarzweiß der 40er bis 60er über Fetisch-Fantasien der 70er und 80er bis zu aseptischen Digital-Blow-Ups.
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Bye Bye darling, I 'll see you next year...
A very special day with June Newton and her guests paying respects at Helmut Newton's grave, Berlin, Germany June 01-2012. ©Eyemazing
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