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Jonathan Root's Memorable Portraits
Published Dec 3, 2020
Updated Dec 3, 2020
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Culture
Published Dec 3, 2020
Updated Dec 3, 2020
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Jonathan Root's Memorable Portraits
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By Claudia Moscovici
The art of portraiture is as old as human civilization itself. Until relatively recently, a portrait used to be, above all, a statement of cultural value. It revealed who, in any given society, had enough value that his or her image was worth being captured and preserved for posterity. While being a general statement of cultural importance, a portrait is also the most intimate and personal art form. A good portrait reveals a unique personality and captures the essence of a person.
Award-winning British photographer Jonathan Root is a master of the art of portraiture. He has photographed some of the most famous artists and designers in the world, including David Hockney, Philippe Starck and Ron Arad. In each shot, he’s able to capture each person’s uniqueness and
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