Showing posts with label George Platt Lynes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George Platt Lynes. Show all posts
Thursday, September 17, 2026

George Platt Lynes - The Last Photos

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George Platt Lynes died in 1955 at only 48 years of age.  Today I will post photos from the last few years of his life.  I only have two pho...
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Gordon Hansen I

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Here we see Gordon Hansen, sometimes spelled Hanson.  
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Robert Shafer

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Mr. Lynes had been using "headless" cropping for some time  when he shot this photo of Robert Shafer.  
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Ted Starkowski

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Although his photographic modeling for PaJaMa with Chuck Howard is perhaps better known,  Ted Starkowski did pose for George Platt Lynes.  I...
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1953

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All I have on this one is the year, 1953.  
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Gordon Hansen II

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Here's another picture of Gordon Hansen. I like it even more than the nude.  
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Mel Fillini

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Here we have Mel Fillini in Nude Man Framed from 1954.  The style here is quite  unlike most of Mr. Lynes's work, and that leaves me won...
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Michael de Marco

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This is Michael de Marco from 1954.  
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Gary Garrett

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I posted this picture of Gary Garrett over five years ago, but I think it is worth seeing again.  
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Joseph Reyes

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Finishing the set with Joseph Reyes from 1953.  
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Friday, August 21, 2026

George Platt Lynes 1941

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This 1941PaJaMa photo of George Platt Lynes looks like something he would have done himself. It is part of the collection of the Cleveland M...
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Wednesday, June 10, 2026

The Genius of George Platt Lynes

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It's time for our quarterly series on the genius of George Platt Lynes.  Slowly, but surely, more of his work is coming to light as time...
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Different

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This is my favorite of the day, simply because it is different . . . and beautiful.  
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Dance

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Dance was a consistent theme in George Platt Lynes' work, and is shows up here.  
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Bulldog

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Always ahead of his time, Mr. Lynes gives us the basic bulldog pose here.  
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Languid

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  When I thought of how to describe this one, only the word "languid" came to mind.

Shadow Reclining

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Together

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The lines, the curves, and the shadows all come together in this one.  
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Duality

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My source says that these two photos were meant to be seen as a single work of art. George Platt Lynes did this a number of times, sometimes...
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Different

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The angle of approach and sort of industrial feel make this picture rather different.  
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