You can find many of Weber's snapshots, including a few that were taken at Bear Pond, here (some photos are NSFW). A lifelong love of the written word brought her to Biblio and she happily spends her days talking about books and delving into the wide world of antiquarian books. Unser Produktfoto entspricht dem hier angebotenen Artikel, dieser weist folgende Merkmale auf: Helle/saubere Seiten in fester Bindung. Fine cream cloth boards with white recessed titles in near fine dust jacket protected in mylar (small closed tear at lower edge). This poem, in full, is the inscription to the book “Bear Pond” published in 1990 to accompany the exhibition at Robert Miller Gallery titled “Figure Studies.

In 2017 Weber was sued by former models over claims of sexual harassment during their shoots in the 90s. He first rose to fame for his barely-there Calvin Klein ads that took the fashion industry by storm in the 1980s and 90s. Boyce sued Weber and claimed Weber touched him inappropriately during a 2014 shoot, The Cut reported. Off-white cloth printed in white, with mint dustjacket protected in Mylar cover by the original retailer.

Just one month later, 15 current and former models came forward and accused Weber of sexual harassment, per The New York Times. His work is recognizable from the popular black and white Calvin Klein ads in the 1980s and 90s, but also Ralph Lauren and Versace campaigns. Light rubbing wear to corners and edges of jacket, small surface tear to top front corner of jacket, tight and unmarked. Weber settled both Boyce's lawsuit and the lawsuit filed by the group of five models, according to Page Six. Not only is it interesting, but it helps me to spot trends in the rare book world – for example, I saw two copies of the same title sold yesterday.

There is no escaping that this book (published, incidentally, in 1990 to benefit the AIDS Resource Center in New York) celebrates a vision at once romantic and fundamentally spiritual. Some patches of spotting to spine of book, with further light spotting to insides of jacket and long edges of pages due to previous storage. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.These days, Weber is still working as a photographer, documentary director, and is publishing books of his work. The magic behind the success is their marketing and brand consistency, which started with their aesthetic in the 80s. And in 2017, models started to come forward with claims of sexual harassment and assault against the photographer. During the film, former Abercrombie model Ryan Daharsh says that "it was very well known with Bruce that he liked young men.

And this book was originally made to benefit the AIDS Resource Center in NYC, so what's not to love? The cases were settled and Weber denied all accusations, but many of his former brands will no longer work with him. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. In this volume, Bruce presents an arcadian vision of “broad serenity,” a singularly beautiful collection of male nudes and landscapes.It may seem somewhat singular to say that a book of male nudes by a gay photographer deals with innocence, particularly when the photographer was roundly criticized by many for his commercial images delineating the sensual beauty of the male body as well as — and even more so — those depicting what some termed a “teen-age drug culture,” but there you have it. It contained 100 of Weber’s photographs, comprised of landscape shots and figure studies (some NSFW). He's still publishing books of his work, directing documentaries, and shooting magazine covers, including ICON magazine's April 2022 issue. It had the added benefit of drawing attention to the AIDS crisis, as the book was published to benefit the AIDS Resource Center.

It was already a relatively rare photography book and this recent publicity has increased both its selling cost and decreased its availability. One year later, five male models sued Weber, saying he had sexually assaulted or exploited them, according to T he New York Times. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.White Hot makes it clear that photographer Bruce Weber (and his book Bear Pond—more on that in a sec) was the brains and inspiration behind the marketing campaign. I have used common breathing exercises and professionally photographed thousands of nude models over my career, but never touched anyone inappropriately,” he said in a statement, the outlet reported.