[David Hockney]
A special edition of Vogue with a cover and 41 page contribution by David Hockney. Each year Paris Vogue chooses one creator from the world of the visual and performing arts to edit a portion of a single issue of the fabled fashion magazine. In 1985 David Hockney was selected, and this issue contains a forty-one page feature written and illustrated by him and featuring his own artwork and handwritten text. The pages reflect the artist's interests during this period; Hockney writes about perspective and illustrates it with his photo-collages and perspective-shifting paintings and drawings. As an added bonus Vogue No. 662 includes fashion editorials by Guy Bourdin, Sarah Moon and Arthur Elgort.
David Hockney. Conde Nast. Paris. December 1985. Wrappers. 318 pages. Illustrated throughout. French. 315 x 240mm. 1.4kg. . Good; light shelf wear to pages and cover, some wear to spine, forecorners and spine ends, light creasing to top forecorner, small bump to fore-edge.