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Teddy, London, 2006'Fraulein', published by Taschen, features over 1,000 photographs of female icons shot by Ellen Von Unwerth throughout the past 15 years. An exhibition of the images runs from October 22?November 21, at Michael Hoppen Gallery London

Teddy, London, 2006

'Fraulein', published by Taschen, features over 1,000 photographs of female icons shot by Ellen Von Unwerth throughout the past 15 years. An exhibition of the images runs from October 22?November 21, at Michael Hoppen Gallery London

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Bitch!, Paris, 2007

Bitch!, Paris, 2007

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Tatjana, Paris, 1992

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Anna Nass, Paris, 2005

Anna Nass, Paris, 2005

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Born in Germany, in 1954, Ellen Von Unwerth has become one of the most influential fashion photographers in the world in the past few decades. Her images - whether color or black and white - are united by their production values and an impeccable sense of detail, but also for conveying a spontaneity that gleefully celebrates sexuality and femininity. Her photographs of female icons - including Kate Moss, Dita von Teese and Carla Bruni - often explore fantasies, featuring risque “props” such as a riding crop or handcuffs. The results are a fabulous mix of voyeurism and humor, teasing out the wilder nature of her subjects. Her new book Fraulein is available from Taschen.

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