Photographer, filmmaker, and author Robert Trachtenberg creates an elaborate folly for the equine set.
May 07 2013 12:23 PM EST
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"The Fox Hunt", a suite of photographs by Robert Trachtenberg, opens at Fuller + Roberts Co. on May 9th.
Robert Trachtenberg is a Los Angeles-based photographer noted for his portrait, entertainment, and fashion photography. His work has been selected for numerous awards, including the American Photography Annual, Communication Arts, and American Photo Magazine's Images of the Year.
Trachtenberg has also written, produced and directed several acclaimed documentaries, including profiles of George Cukor, Gene Kelly, Cary Grant, and Irving Thalberg. His most recent documentary about filmmaker Mel Brooks will premiere in May of 2013 on PBS' American Masters.
Trachtenberg is also the author of the bestselling book When I Knew, published by Harper Collins, and is a frequent contributor to The New York Times magazine.
In the suite of seven photographs, Trachtenberg takes static objects and gives them energy by placing them in romantic, life-sized scale environments. Says Trachtenberg:
"Scott Roberts of Fuller + Roberts acquired a set of vintage British 1930s lead figures of riders and dogs off on a fox hunt. They were cast in so many poses, and the patina on them was so interesting, I thought that by placing them in scale environments you would be able to look at them in a way you hadn't since you were a child -- in a kind of heroic way."
Fuller + Roberts Co. is a curated furniture and decorative arts gallery located at 729 N. La Cienega Blvd. in the heart of the La Cienega Design Quarter. The gallery was opened by interior decorator Scott Roberts and Pushing Daisies writer/producer Bryan Fuller, whose latest television project is NBC's Hannibal. The gallery features many rare and custom pieces by noted 20th century designers such as William Haines and Gilbert Adrian, the famed MGM costume designer.
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