Amy, Boston 1965
Andy Warhol, NYC 1966
Fernando, Key West 1966
Masks, Boston 1966
Louise Nevelson, 1970
Princess with doves, 1966
Sailors, Key West 1966
The Golden Vase, Los Angeles 1970
Yves St Laurent, París 1968
Marie Cosindas, que probó primero con el diseño y la pintura y empezó a trabajar en el medio en blanco y negro, experimentó un giro a su trabajo cuando Polaroid la eligió como uno de los varios fotógrafos que experimentaron por primera vez con su nueva película instantánea en color. Desde entonces Cosindas adoptó el invento como su herramienta de trabajo alterando el proceso para manipular la tonalidad de colores. Sus retratos, caracterizados por la inmediatez de las poses y el uso de la luz natural, son ya parte de la iconografía artística norteamericana y el Arte Contemporáneo y a lo largo de su trayectoria ha retratado a los más diversos personajes ilustres e iconos de la cultura popular como Warhol, Ezra pound, Truman Capote, Faye Dunaway, Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Tom Wolfe o Yves Saint Laurent por nombrar algunos.
Marie Cosindas, who tried first with design and painting and began working in black and white, underwent a shift in her path when Polaroid appointed her as one of the photographers to prove their new color instant film. Since then Cosindas adopted the new invention as her working tool manipulating the process to obtain warm colors according to her taste. Her portraits, characterized by the immediacy of the poses and the use of natural light, are already part of the iconography of American Art and Contemporary Art and throughout her career she has portrayed the most diverse people and icons of popular culture such as Warhol, Ezra Pound, Truman Capote, Faye Dunaway, Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Tom Wolfe or Yves Saint Laurent to name a few.
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Marie Cosindas, who tried first with design and painting and began working in black and white, underwent a shift in her path when Polaroid appointed her as one of the photographers to prove their new color instant film. Since then Cosindas adopted the new invention as her working tool manipulating the process to obtain warm colors according to her taste. Her portraits, characterized by the immediacy of the poses and the use of natural light, are already part of the iconography of American Art and Contemporary Art and throughout her career she has portrayed the most diverse people and icons of popular culture such as Warhol, Ezra Pound, Truman Capote, Faye Dunaway, Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Tom Wolfe or Yves Saint Laurent to name a few.
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