Collectif- David Bowie : The anthology of the most beautiful photographs
Collectif- David Bowie : The anthology of the most beautiful photographs
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This is the iconography, the set of images that made David Bowie an icon — of his changing style, with Ziggy Stardust’s alien red hair blindly tuxedo in the 2002 Heathen album…
Author : Collectif
Publishing House : Flammarion
Release date : November 2020
An exceptional work for an exceptional artist. Five years ago, an icon of music and style disappeared, but David Bowie’s music and photographs remain alive and well.
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