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Published: Thu 04 Mar 2021 ITV commissions extraordinary story - The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe, written by acclaimed screenwriter Chris Lang and produced by award winning producers, Story Films The extraordinary and compelling story of how John Darwin faked his own death to claim life insurance and avoid bankruptcy will be told in a new ITV drama, The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe written by acclaimed screenwriter Chris Lang. The four part drama, relates how Anne Darwin’s husband, a prison officer, came up with the hare-brained scheme to defraud insurance companies, unbeknownst to th...
A Three-Volume Book Becomes a Testament to Mary Ellen Mark’s Career The late photographer, who left behind more than two million images, spent her life in search of the elusive iconic frame. Mary Ellen Mark, Photobooks - January 26, 2021 “Mary Ellen would never have made this book,” Martin Bell, Mary Ellen Mark’s husband and collaborator of more than thirty years, writes in an essay accompanying The Book of Everything, the three-volume collection of the photographer’s life’s work recently published by Steidl. After Mark died at age seventy-five, in 2015, Bell imagined a book t...
Peter Beard, Orphaned Cheetahs Cubs, Mweiga, near Nyeri, Kenya (1968). Est. $50,000–70,000 in our Top 20 sale on Artnet Auctions. The late photographer, artist, and naturalist Peter Beard’s powerful images of endangered wildlife have become increasingly sought-after by collectors of the years. Among these, his Orphaned Cheetahs Cubs, Mweiga, near Nyeri, Kenya (1968) stands as an especially important image from those he made in Kenya during the 1960s. As a powerful representation of the ecological consequences of human decisions, it has become his best-selling work. Offered in our Top ...
The offering is inspired by the couturier’s North African roots and his trip to the continent with the late photographer Peter Beard. The house of Alaia was founded by the late Tunisian couturier Azzedine Alaia who died from a heart attack aged 82 in Nov 2017. Following his unexpected passing, Mr. Alaïa’s partners pledged to keep his brand alive and functioning. According to Carla Sozzani, one of Alaia’s closest collaborators, “there are enough products, samples and ideas in the archives to create new seasonal collections for generations.” Instead of referring to the designs as...