Paul Jasmin - Lost Angels
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Release year: 2004
Binding: Hardcover with dust jacket cover
Pages: 107 pages
Size: 10.23 x 8.26 x 0.59 in (26 x 21 x 1.5 cm)
Publisher: Steidl
Edition: First edition
Condition: Very Good(vintage), light wear on the dust jacket covers as shown in the product photos
Essays by Bruce Weber and Sofia Coppola
Design by Dimitri Levas
'Lost Angels' is the second photography book by Paul Jasmin, a fashion and art photographer with a rich creative journey. Born in Helena, Montana, he set off in 1954, traveling through Paris, Morocco, and New York before settling in Los Angeles—the city of dreams. Before photography, he explored illustration, painting, and even acting, later picking up a camera thanks to encouragement from Bruce Weber. He also spent over 20 years teaching photography, with Sofia Coppola among his students. Filled with stunning color images, this book captures the dreams, beauty, and emotions of youth.
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