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- Leibovitz shot the photo for a 2009 Vogue cover story, but now it appears again in her latest series and most personal project, " Women: New Portraits." The series, which premiered in New York City on November 18, is an update to her 1999 project "Women," a book collaboration with her partner of 15 years, Susan Sontag, who died in 2004.
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Jun 8, 2016 · Leibovitz has been photographing strong women for over 15 years, and her original 'Women' series was first published in 1999. More recently, Leibovitz paired with Pirelli to photograph the...
Jan 14, 2016 · 1 of 3. London CNN — Today in London’s Wapping Hydraulic Power Station celebrated American photographer Annie Leibovitz launched the next phase of a series she began over 15 years ago; a series...
Oct 20, 2016 · Now, 17 years later, Leibovitz has decided to revisit the photo series in a new exhibition called “Women: New Portraits,” made possible by exclusive commissioning partner and the leading ...
Oct 6, 2016 · The intimate picture of Ms. Steinem was the first of dozens of new images of female leaders — in politics, sports, business and culture — that Ms. Leibovitz, 67, began taking last year to update...
Aug 21, 2015 · American photographer is launching the much-awaited continuation of Women, her successful series of women portraits first launched in 1999, in collaboration with Susan Sontag. The new iteration of Women will take the form of a touring exhibition.
Mar 23, 2016 · Leibovitz captured these portraits, a continuation of the beloved Women series she's been adding to since 1999, on commission from financial firm UBS. "With these new portraits, Annie wanted to ...
Dec 1, 2016 · Continuing a path that began more than fifteen years ago with the publication of her iconic series Women, Annie Leibovitz celebrates women of outstanding achievement with WOMEN: New Portraits. Commissioned by UBS, the portraits herald the female CEOs, politicians, writers, philanthropists, and artists who continue to blaze a trail toward gender ...
