Christopher Anderson shoots Chuck Close for THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE
 
 
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Christopher Anderson shoots Chuck Close for THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE

 
 
 
Model Christopher Anderson c/o Sarah Laird + good company
PHOTO Chuck Close watching a self-portrait being installed the day before the opening of his exhibition at the Pace Gallery in New York last September

An homage to the artwork of Chuck Close in NEW YORK TIMES magazine – portraits by Christopher ANDERSON c/o SARAH LAIRD & GOOD COMPANY

American painter Chuck Close was portrayed by Christopher ANDERSON for a story in NEW YORK TIMES magazine.

Artist Chuck Close suffers from a deficit called prosopagnosia (face blindness). The deficit makes him unable to recognize familiar people by seeing their face. This, however, did not keep the painter from becoming famous with larger-than-life portrait heads which he painted using photos with facial grids. Close' paintings are not a...

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