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  1. FRANCESCO SCAVULLO, A Photographic Retrospective, the first U.S. Retrospective of Francesco Scavullo's work was held at Sotheby's in New York on April 4th, 2006. The exhibition, on loan from the Scavullo Foundation featured over eighty celebrity and fashion portraits. The event which was sponsored by Lancôme, included a live auction of four ...

  2. 28 de sept. de 2015 · Born on Staten Island in 1921, Scavullo discovered his passion for the camera at an early age. When he was ten, he began photographing his sisters, recreating looks he saw in the movies and fashion magazines he loved. At sixteen, he became the assistant to the legendary fashion photographer Horst P. Horst, and at nineteen, he shot his first ...

  3. Scavullo. : Francesco Scavullo. Abrams, 1997 - Art - 221 pages. Scavullo: Photographs, 50 years is the definitive collection of his work, and showcases the enormity and variety of his passion for taking pictures. Here, in this superb book of 100 full-color pictures and 125 in duotone, are portraits of the world's most beautiful women - Sophia ...

  4. 10 de ene. de 2004 · El fotógrafo estadounidense Francesco Scavullo, conocido por sus portadas de la revista Cosmopolitan, falleció el martes en Nueva York a los 82 años, víctima de un fallo cardiaco. Scavullo ...

  5. Francesco Scavullo and his Hasselblad. He was young and already traveling at the speed of light. By the 60’s, he had pretty much settled on the Hasselblad 500 (C), and used that camera for most of his career. That and one strobe. In fact, many people attribute the whole ‘diffused’ light craze to Scavullo, that continues to this day.

  6. Francesco Scavullo. (1921-2004), Photographer. Artist of 5 portraits. A career over five decades made Scavullo's name synonymous with fashion and beauty. Born in New York, he became interested in photography as a child. As a teen he began taking photographs of his sister and her friends.

  7. 28 de sept. de 2006 · Sept. 28, 2006. THE perception of Francesco Scavullo, the late fashion photographer best known for creating 30 years of seductive, cleavage-centric Cosmopolitan covers, is that he only ever cared ...