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*24504$aThe still life :$bin product presentation and editorial design /$cedited by Anna Sinofzik and Robert Klanten ; text written by Anna Sinofzik.
*264 1$aBerlin :$bGestalten,$c2015.
*300  $a288 pages :$billustrations (chiefly color) ;$c34 cm.
*336  $atext$btxt$2rdacontent.
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*504  $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
*5050 $aPreface: The still life -- Feature: Stills & strokes (What lies between flatland and color country. Multilayered planes and high-flying graphics. Forfeiting depth: Why flatness is the only frank way to strip fashion down to its core. And why Tom Wesselmann's lips cannot lie.) --  Feature: Metz + Racine (The secret life of the not-so-still still life. The magic in mise-en-scene moments just missed. Products with a feminine personality and why Metz + Racine's pictures proudly show a bit of leg. Generous timing and other luxury goods.) --  Feature: Scheltens & Abbenes (Interpreting the inanimate. Probing products and zooming into the quiet zone. Facing fabrics through the magnifying glass. Why the still life is a science of its own. Forget the bigger picture, blessed be the close up!)--  Feature: Maurizio Di Iorio (Why a rose is not simply a rose. Beauty beyond romance, soft goods, hard light, and thorny tokens of transience. Vanities and vanitas, Moschino and McDonalds. Cracked eggs, and the violence of vibrant colors. Never mind the message, here's Maurizio.--  Feature: Peter Langer (Of style, stories, Plato, and pumps. Reading between the lines of Burberry checks and pinstripe suits. Clothes make the man, the man who set the trend for still lifes to wear layers. Fashion speaks Langer's language, a photographer who feels more graphic than photo.
*520  $aThe Still Life compiles striking editorial photography, innovative shop window displays, and intelligent visual merchandising. The featured work is created by imaginative stylists and photographers who arrange products, objects, and materials in unusual ways. Distinctive worlds of images result that are reminiscent of Baroque and Renaissance still life paintings in which arrangements of flowers, fruit, musical instruments, and other objects were used as powerful allegories for various aspects of life and death.
*599  $aImported from: afton.lib.unc.edu:210/INNOPAC (Do not remove)
*650 0$aStill-life photography.
*650 0$aPhotography, Artistic.
*650 7$aCommercial photography.$2fast
*650 7$aPhotography, Artistic.$2fast
*650 0$aCommercial photography.
*650 7$aStill-life photography.$2fast
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*7001 $aKlanten, Robert$4edt
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