#restinpicture

[bijulesnyc]

Thank you for your point of view, Hiro... you have inspired me always. Rest in Picture. Hiro was a bright star of fashion photography in the late 1960's and early 70's and then all but dropped off the map; his career to date is a salutary reminder that talent and fame are not synonymous. His onetime mentor and colleague, Richard Avedon stated that “Hiro's photographs are all about pristine elegance and Surrealist surprise.” #riphiro #hirowakabayashi #restinpicture #photographer #elsaperetti #tiffanys #japaneseamericanphotographer #icon #photomaster #dontimitate #inspiration #bipocartists #bipocjewelrydesigner #footfirst #hooffirst #harrywinston #bijulesbrigade #bijulesjewelry #bijulesinspo #toeup #rednail #nailring #bijulesnailring #blueredwhite #surrealism (at Manhattan, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSwlFY4jMZW/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Michael Chapman (1935 - 2020) was known as Chappy to his friends and co-workers on set. Michael began as a camera operator working on Cassavetes' HUSBANDS, Pakula's KLUTE, Coppola's THE GODFATHER, and Spielberg's JAWS. Chappy would later make a name for himself as a renowned cinematographer mentored by Gordon Willis and becoming an essential component to filmmakers like Hal Ashby, Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader, Robert Towne, and Philip Kaufman. Chapman would capture Jack Nicholson in THE LAST DETAIL, the seedy streets in TAXI DRIVER, the abuse of Jake LaMotta in RAGING BULL, the hunt for the one-armed man in THE FUGITIVE, Vigo The Carpathian in GHOSTBUSTERS II, the final performance of The Band in THE LAST WALTZ, and even Michael Jackson's 18-minute music video for BAD. #RestInPictures #RIP #MichaelChapman https://www.instagram.com/p/CFc8oRxF_Lm/?igshid=10tpcae11itx7

[bondvagabond]

Steve Schapiro died Saturday, but it was announced today... He was 87 years old... He was an amazing photographer who photographed everyone from MLK, Muhammed Ali, Barbara Streisand, David Bowie, Ray Charles to Andy Warhol... As we artist say ' the man had an eye'... Sad that he died over the MLK holiday weekend since he photographed the March on Washington in 1963, the Selma to Montgomery march in 1965, and Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination... He died of pancreatic cancer... After reading a text James Baldwin had written he was inspired to work with Baldwin on an assignment for LIFE magazine traveling through the South and photographing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Fred Shuttlesworth, and Jerome Smith... and along the way creating some of the most iconic images of the Civil Rights era... In 2017 TASCHEN books published a book of Steve Schapiro's photography alongside text by James Baldwin called THE FIRE NEXT TIME... i had already owned Steve Schapiro's TAXI DRIVER and THE GODFATHER FAMILY ALBUM (he was the on set photographer on those films...) TASCHEN had an event at their then Soho store with Steve Schapiro talking to the great journalist Herb Boyd about his work photographing those crucial moments in the Civil Rights era with James Baldwin... When i went to the talk you know i had to bring my TAXI DRIVER and THE GODFATHER FAMILY ALBUM with me on the chance he would sign those... And both the good folks at Taschen and Steve Schapiro were kind and generous enough to allow it... Steve was surprised that i had his other books, and he was so gracious that he signed all three of my books... In my THE FIRE NEXT TIME book he signed - he wrote "STAY INSPIRED IN THIS WORLD OF OURS - BEST STEVE SCHAPIRO" #jamesbaldwin #MLK #CivilRights #steveschapiro #TheFireNextTime #Taschen #TaxiDriver #TheGodfatherFamilyAlbum #restinpictures #vagabond https://www.instagram.com/vgbnd/p/CY2A_UVJXC1/?utm_medium=tumblr

[lampandboat]

Happy birthday @wyattneumann #restinpictures (at DECON) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3XEau-F5Db/?igshid=1lt4fucxabska

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Irrfan Khan (1967 - 2020) was an acclaimed actor from Mumbai who also found success in major Hollywood films. Khan began his career in television but eventually found his way to feature films in 1988 in Mira Nair’s SALAAM BOMBAY. He transitioned back and forth between film and television before finding prominence in 2004 as the titular Macbeth in an Indian rendition MAQBOOL. In 2011 Irrfan earned India’s National Award for acting in PAAN SINGH TOMAR. He would also find international success with roles in major Hollywood features like LIFE OF PI, SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE, JURASSIC WORLD, THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, and INFERNO. #RestInPictures #RIP #IrrfanKhan https://www.instagram.com/p/B_kVAf8FV1O/?igshid=kji6nmwwbqbz

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Lynn Shelton (1965 - 2020) was a leading director of neo American independent cinema of the 2000s. Her simplistic DIY approach of comedy and drama led to a surge of the mumblecore movement with films like HUMPDAY and YOUR SISTER’S SISTER. She would steer clear to the bigger budgets of Hollywood finding more satisfaction in television with THE MINDY PROJECT, MAD MEN, and GLOW while churning out more independent films like SWORD OF TRUST and LAGGIES. #RestInPictures #RIP #LynnShelton https://www.instagram.com/p/CARKHRulLRw/?igshid=r2ejejs8dn5w

[bondvagabond]

“You have to not let yourself believe you can’t. Do what you can within the framework you have and don’t look outside, look inside.” - #MelvinVanPeebles #RestInPictures #RestInPoetry #RestInPeace • Make An Enemy Of Convention - art by @vgbnd of @audiovisualterrorism • #art #vagabond #AudioVisualTerrorism https://www.instagram.com/p/CUKnhufrLpk/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Ron Cobb (2020) was a Disney animator turned production designer on some of the biggest movies in cinema. At 17, Ron began his career as an “inbetweener” animator on SLEEPING BEAUTY. Cobb would also become known for his editorial political cartoons and the covers for Forest Ackerman’s FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND Magazine. Ron would later move into production design after working with Dan O’Bannon on John Carpenter’s DARK STAR. From there Ron would create design work for The Nostromo in ALIEN, crafting Cantina aliens in STAR WARS, time machined The DeLorean in BACK TO THE FUTURE, designed the vehicles of THE LAST STARFIGHTER, drafted the underwater gear of THE ABYSS, and fleshed out the look of Milius’ fantasy epic for CONAN THE BARBARIAN. In 1980, Ron met Steven Spielberg while directing RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK. Steven had Ron start storyboarding one of his future films, WATCH THE SKIES. A follow up to CLOSE ENCOUNTERS about a true-life claim of a Kentucky family's alien encounter. Steven hired John Sayles pen the screenplay and a number of Ron's ideas were incorporated into the fairly menacing and horrific first-draft titled NIGHT SKIES. Impressed by Ron's work, Steven offered him to direct despite him never directing anything before. But the project didn't go much further after Steven had a change of heart and wanted to create a more personal story that was later fleshed out by Melissa Mathison. Thus E.T. was born and NIGHT SKIES was dead. Ron took a cameo in the film but wasn't impressed by Spielberg's sentimental product. That was until Ron's wife found a $7,500 "kill fee" in the original NIGHT SKIES contract should the project be terminated. Since NIGHT SKIES eventually became ET he was also due 1% net profits. The once struggling artist received a significant $400,000 check (plus residuals) after ET became the highest-grossing movie of 1982. #RestInPIctures #RIP #RonCobb https://www.instagram.com/p/CFcGjCLFcFI/?igshid=15nngksba648h

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Michael Lonsdale (1931 - 2020) was the Parisian born actor who tried to take over the world from his orbiting space station in MOONRAKER. Apart from world domination Lonsdale spent over 60 years onscreen portraying characters in THE DAY OF THE JACKAL, RONIN, THE REMAINS OF THE DAY, and appearing in films like Truffaut’s STOLEN KISSES, Buñuel’s THE PHANTOM OF LIBERTY, and Spielberg’s MUNICH. #RestInPictures #RIP #MichaelLonsdale https://www.instagram.com/p/CFaEPrQFooE/?igshid=1ayp4ik2z5uev

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Ernie Orsatti (1940 - 2020) was a Beverly Hills native who started in the movie business at a young age and accumulated nearly 140 credits on tv and movies. Ernie would do motorcycle stunt work on THE STAR SPANGLED GIRL, had his neck broken by Charles Bronson in THE MECHANIC, and was known for his athletic prowess on films like THE TOWERING INFERNO, THE SWARM, THE CAR, BLIND FURY, FALLEN, ALIEN: RESURRECTION, and many more. 🚢 But Ernie's claim to fame would be the death-defying plunge into the dining hall of The S.S. Poseidon. In the 1972 disaster flick THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE, Ernie was hired as an actor and had no professional training as a stunt man. Orsatti was tasked to make the 30-foot fall into the inverted skylight of the capsized ship. It's one of those stunts that you have to see in person. Actors that were not on call that day, like Gene Hackman and Ernest Borgnine, showed up with their families to watch the 26-year-old actor make the fall to his character's doom. Ernie would make the fall a success as well as many more like it because in Ernie's 40+ years on screen he was no longer known as an actor but as a stunt man. #RestInPictures #ErnieOrsatti #RIP https://www.instagram.com/p/CFPmQomlMZa/?igshid=kb9hquz6mavs

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Ben Cross (1947 - 2020) was a London born stage and screen actor. After graduating from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, Ben took a small roll in A BRIDGE TOO FAR with Sean Connery and Michael Caine. That same year he would become a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company before gaining wider attention in the stage rendition of CHICAGO. He would find roles in movies like FIRST NIGHT as well as the vampire Barnabas Collins in the 1991 revival series of the gothic soap opera, DARK SHADOWS. But Ben became best knows for his portrayal of the British Olympic athlete Harold Abrahams in CHARIOTS OF FIRE as well a Sarek in JJ Abrams' 2009 STAR TREK. #RestInPictures #BenCross #RIP https://www.instagram.com/p/CE9nj75llZ2/?igshid=56cigp3coe7g

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Jiří Menzel (1938 - 2020) was an actor, writer, and one of the leading filmmakers of the Czech New Wave of the 1960s. In 1966 Jiri released his first film CLOSELY WATCHED TRAINS which won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. Unlike most of his colleagues like Milos Forman, Jan Nemec, and Ivan Passer, Menzel did not emigrate after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia of 1968. 🎞 In 1969, Jiri finished his film LARKS ON A STRING, a tragic description of life under totalitarian rule, and was immediately banned by the communist regime. After the anti-communist revolution in 1989, the film was released and won the Golden Bear Award at the Berlin International Film Festival. He would direct around 15 feature films including CUTTING IT SHORT, THE SNOWDROP FESTIVAL, I SERVED THE KING OF ENGLAND and his Academy nominated MY SWEET LITTLE VILLAGE in 1985. #RestInPictures #JiriMenzel #RIP https://www.instagram.com/p/CE9lV20lgNc/?igshid=yp5ec5bcm38s

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Dame Diana Rigg (1938 - 2020) was a British actress who would become an iconic force on both stage and screen who excelled at portraying sharp-witted female characters. Diana found fame from 1965-68 as Emma Peel on the British spy series THE AVENGERS. The cat-suited, high-kicking, femme fatale became an empowering and iconic symbol of the Swinging 60s. She would find more acclaim in projects like IN THIS HOUSE OF BREDE, VICTORIA & ALBERT, and for her portrayal of Mrs. Danvers in the 1997 REBECCA miniseries. 🎞 One of her most notable characters on screen came from Tracy, the only Bond girl to coerce 007 to the alter in 1969's ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE. Diana could also be found gracing the screen as Helena in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, Lady Holiday in THE GREAT MUPPET CAPER, Vincent Price's daughter in the camp horror THEATRE OF BLOOD, and as Arlena Marshall in the Poirot mystery EVIL UNDER THE SUN. 📽 After nearly 70 years in the public eye, Rigg found fame with a new generation of fans as Lady Olenna Tyrell in HBO's GAME OF THRONES. Diana has two projects still to come with Edgar Wright's LAST NIGHT IN SOHO and a mini-series adaptation of BLACK NARCISSUS. #RestInPIctures #DianaRigg #RIP https://www.instagram.com/p/CE9jEUVFWvc/?igshid=peix91sl291r

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Chadwick Boseman (1976 - 2020) was an incredibly talented actor and role model for a young generation of film fans. Before Marvel, Chadwick portrayed a number of black American icons from Jackie Robinson in 42, James Brown in GET ON UP, and Thurgood Marshall in MARSHALL. Boseman would most recently find success alongside Spike Lee Vietnam opus in DA 5 BLOODS. But it was Ryan Coogler’s BLACK PANTHER that would solidify Chadwick as a superstar. His portrayal as the first major black superhero for the MCU was not just a critical and financial hit for Disney but it was an immeasurable moment for the young black kids across the world who had a superhero that finally looked like they did. #RestInPictures #RIP #ChadwickBoseman https://www.instagram.com/p/CEdSHYAFko7/?igshid=1ix2d5v4f4vv7

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Wilford Brimley (1934 - 2020) entered the field at the assistance of his pal Robert Duvall. He first found his way on screen as an extra and stuntman in various Westerns, including the original TRUE GRIT and Burt Lancaster’s LAWMAN. Brimley’s big breakthrough was in the 1970s television series THE WALTON’S, playing mountain man Horace Brimley. 🎞 After his work in THE CHINA SYNDROME and THE THING, Brimley caught the attention of Ron Howard thanks to a small role in THE NATURAL, and soon found his way into the hearts of a generation of children as Grandpa Luckett in the oddball sci-fo adventure COCOON. However, you can’t talk Brimley without also championing his bit part in John Woo’s wild American debut, HARD TARGET. Many have walked away from explosions never looking back, but none have done it as powerfully as Wilford Brimley. #RestInPictures #WilfordBrimley #RIP https://www.instagram.com/p/CDZ2lm2Fo9E/?igshid=1lquytaankkvl

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Alan Parker (1944 - 2020) made an audacious first feature in 1976 with BUGSY MALONE, his depression-era gangster musical cast entirely of children. However, Alan proved he was more than slapstick sight gags and stylish choreography as he followed up his second feature with the gritty prison drama MIDNIGHT EXPRESS. This would earn Alan his first of two Best Director nominations alongside 1988's MISSISSIPPI BURNING. 🎞 Parker would prove to be a director with a wide range of talent rarely sticking to a particular genre (other than many of his films incorporating strong musical elements). Over Alan's relatively short 27 year career behind the camera, he would create influential movies like PINK FLOYD: THE WALL, THE ROAD TO WELLVILLE, FAME, EVITA, ANGEL HEART, BIRDY, THE COMMITMENTS, and ANGELA'S ASHES. #RestInPictures #AlanParker #RIP https://www.instagram.com/p/CDUCNvtlQ_5/?igshid=16z8n4q6rz2kb