John Casado Portrait Photography
John Casado is an American graphic designer, artist and photographer. He made his name in advertising and design where he created the branding for New Line Cinema, Esprit and Macintosh computer. Casado's work in the music industry won him cult status and received a Grammy Award for design. In 1984, he mounted a show of abstract paintings (alongside the work of Man Ray) at the Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco. One indication that we have truly entered a new era of creativity are the photographs of John Casado. His nudes reveal new attitudes and new visions that stamp him firmly as an artist who differs from his predecessors of the past 170 years. In the past two centuries, from the earliest days of photography, the nude has evolved slowly, but there is now a decided change.
21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary John Casado Portrait Photography
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1990s Other Art Style John Casado Portrait Photography
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1920s Photorealist John Casado Portrait Photography
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1940s Modern John Casado Portrait Photography
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1890s Realist John Casado Portrait Photography
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1960s Photorealist John Casado Portrait Photography
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1990s Modern John Casado Portrait Photography
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1990s Contemporary John Casado Portrait Photography
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1990s Other Art Style John Casado Portrait Photography
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1990s Contemporary John Casado Portrait Photography
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1960s Photorealist John Casado Portrait Photography
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1860s Modern John Casado Portrait Photography
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Early 2000s Contemporary John Casado Portrait Photography
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