This is a rare issue of The Sunday Times newspaper supplement from the 2000's - and only ever on sale for one day.
A vulnerable Diane Arbus self-portrait graces the cover, as Bryan Appleyard writes an extensive and fascinating profile inside.
The feature is a superb collection of Arbus's work including child with a grenade, Brooklyn couple, Tattooed man, a stunning portfolio of her iconic work. The essay runs to several pages with extensive captions to the photographs and the whole feature is 12 pages.
Diane Arbus is one of the key photographers in the history of the medium, a highly influential and tragic figure. They refer to Arbus as "the Sylvia Plath of photography"..
Gerald Scarfe is also featured over 7 pages of illustrations, subjects including Princess Diana and Tracey Emin.
James Ivory is interviewed with a portrait by Harry Benson.
Skin from Skunk Anansie is featured with a portrait.
We have added a black box to cover image for Ebay Rules
A very scarce issue indeed!
Excellent condition. See photograph of the actual magazine that you will received, we don't use stock images.
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