David Armstrong - The Silver Cord
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Release year: 1997
Binding: Hardcover with dust jacket cover
Pages: 119 pages
Size: 12 x 9.6 x 0.7 in (30.5 x 24.5 x 1.8 cm)
Publisher: Scalo
Edition: First Scalo edition
Condition: Good(vintage), slightly damaged and light wear on the dust jacket cover as shown in the product photos.
Afterword by Nan Goldin
Portraits of youth, longing, and the quiet beauty of desire.
The Silver Cord by David Armstrong is a beautiful black-and-white portrait book filled with quiet, intimate moments. Known for working alongside fellow Boston School artist Nan Goldin, Armstrong steps into his own here—this was his first solo book, published in 1997. The photos, mostly of young men, feel both real and dreamlike, mixing everyday scenes with a soft, emotional glow. There’s a sense of longing and desire in every image—romantic, but never overly sweet; sensual, but never too much. A timeless and tender book.
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