So Far So Goude

For more than thirty years, through drawing, poster design, photography, cinema, video and event design. Jean-Paul Goude has made an impression, in every sense, on our imagination. From the tops of the '60s to the legendary Esquire magazine of the following decade, from the New York of Andy Warhol and mixed cultures, to Grace Jones, for whom he was Pygmalion, from the spectacular Bicentennial Parade in Paris in 1989 to the celebration of "Style Beur" (Arab Style), from ads for Kodak and Chanel to working with the latest supermodels - Goude has triumphantly captured, time after time, the spirit of his age.
A true publishing event - despite his celebrity, Goude has only published one book until now, long out of print - this magnificent publication, written with Patrick Mauries has been conceived and designed by the artist himself, and includes hundreds of little-known photographs and previously unseen drawings. A DVD, also devise by Goude using his work in film and from various theatrical events he has staged, accompanies the book.