Harper\'s Bazaar USA - 10.2019

“WHY HAVE THERE BEEN No Great Women

Artists?” asked a landmark 1971 essay, effectively

birthing the feminist art history movement with

its rallying cry to reconsider the canon. Now, Great

Women Artists (Phaidon) offers a cheeky response

through the stories of more than 400 artists. Span-

ning 500 years, this epic survey features once obscure

figures like Artemisia Gentileschi, who was excluded

from written accounts for centuries, as well as con-

temporary masters like Cindy Sherman and Mar-

ilyn Minter. Also this month, photographers Ken

Browar and Deborah Ory’s The Style of Movement

(Rizzoli), with a foreword by Valentino Garavani,

captures the poetic beauty of dancers in motion.

SCREEN

GEMS

MOVIES

In Serendipity (co–executive

produced by Angelina

Jolie), Prune Nourry,

a multidisciplinary artist

whose work explores

fertility and bioethics,

turns the camera

on herself after a breast

cancer diagnosis.

BOOKS

FEMININE

MYSTIQUE

TV

Move over, Claire Foy,

there’s a new queen

in town. The highly

anticipated third season

of Netflix’s The Crown

begins November 17 and

picks up in 1964 as a new

cast takes over Bucking-

ham Palace. Olivia

Colman—fresh off her

Best Actress Oscar win

for The Favourite—stars

as Her Majesty, alongside

Helena Bonham Carter

as Princess Margaret. ■

ALL

HAIL

SURREAL

LIFE

FASHION

“Between minimalism and exuberance” is

how Nodaleto cofounder Julia Toledano,

daughter of LVMH chairman and CEO

Sidney Toledano, describes her debut line

of go-go boots and platform Mary Janes

that pays homage to Guy Bourdin’s

provocative 1970s photographs.

NEWS

Tiler Peck in

Valentino,

from The Style

of Movement

Marilyn

Minter’s

Satiated,

2003

Olivia Colman

as Queen

Elizabeth II in

The Crown

Prune Nourry

in Serendipity

Joaquin

Phoenix

in Joker

Todd Phillips’s Joker

tells the origin story of

Gotham City’s most prolific

villain (played by the

wickedly talented Joaquin

Phoenix). Both films

are in theaters October 4.

124

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP

LEFT: MARI

LYN MINTER,

SATIATED,

2003, CHROMOGENIC PRINT, 218.4 x 152.4 CM (86 x 60 IN), IMAGE: © AND COURTESY THE ARTIST AND SA

LON 94, NEW YORK; ©

THE STYLE OF MOVEMENT: FASHION AND DANCE,

BY KEN BROWAR AND DEBORAH ORY,

RIZZO

LI NEW YORK, 2019, PHOTOGRAPH © KEN BROWAR AND DEBORAH ORY; COURTESY COHEN MEDIA GROUP; NIKO TAVERNISE/WARNER BROS. PICTURES/VI

LL

AGE ROADSHOW PICTURES/BRON CREATIVE; SOPHIE MUTEVE

LIAN/NETF

LIX; COURTESY NODA

LETO