"Vogue's Book Of Houses, Gardens, People" 1968 LAWFORD, Valentine [text by] Abstract As well as focusing on

As well as focusing on Poiret's rich

and the magnificent collection documented here is testament to this

leaving a highly distinctive mark on the way that the form of objects of everyday use is perceived in industrial and contemporary society

Drawings by Gluyas Williams

"Vogue's Book Of Houses, Gardens, People" 1968 LAWFORD, Valentine [text by] Abstract As well as focusing onLAWFORD, Valentine [text by] [195] pp. The Viking Press 1968 12 3 4" x 9 1 2" Scroll Down for (33) Additional Scans: It was during the 1960s that Horst's stylised black and white studio shots began to full out of favour and the fashion magazines switched their preference to natural looking location shots in colour. Diana Vreeland, soon to be editor in chief of Vogue, suggested to Horst that he try his hand at shooting interiors. She commissioned a new