Depeche Mode by Anton Corbijn - Golden Reuel - książka
Producent: Taschen
The illustrated chronicle of Depeche Mode, crafted by Dutch artist Anton Corbijn, delves into the band's visual journey with unparalleled depth. In November 2020, the band was honored by being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. During the ceremony, Dave Gahan expressed gratitude to Corbijn, noting that his timely contribution transformed the band's image into something truly "cool." Around the same time, TASCHEN published a limited collector's edition of "Depeche Mode by Anton Corbijn (81-18)," which quickly sold out, becoming one of their most successful releases. This more accessible XL edition reflects Corbijn's signature style, capturing the transformation he initiated when he became the group's unofficial creative director in 1986. It provides a comprehensive visual history with more than 500 images from Corbijn's archives, including previously unpublished photos. The collection encompasses both formal portraits and spontaneous snapshots from diverse locations like Madrid, Hamburg, and Marrakech, as well as memorable scenes from iconic music videos like "Enjoy the Silence" and "Personal Jesus." Additionally, the book features dynamic concert photography from every tour since 1988. Beyond the images, the book is rich with Corbijn’s sketches, stage design concepts, and album artwork, accompanied by his handwritten notes offering insights into the creative process. An extended interview with Corbijn provides further context, highlighting his unique perspective and collaboration with the band. Throughout, Depeche Mode shares their experiences working alongside him, underscoring how his visual contributions have been integral to their sustained influence in music. In the introductory chapter, Corbijn candidly reflects on his pivotal role, stating, "Much depended on me, and I wanted it to be perfect for them. I wanted to think for them, create for them." This edition celebrates the profound and impactful partnership between Corbijn and Depeche Mode, marking a significant chapter in rock history through a compelling visual narrative.
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