Bruce Weber – No Valet Parking

Illustrato con fotografie in bianco e nero e a colori. Testo di Bruce Weber (New York City, 1994). 92 agine, in ottimo stato. Prima edizione. Raro fotolibro di Bruce Weber, pubblicato in occasione dell’esposizione presso la Galleria Photology di Milano del 1994. Il libro è un’ode al Montana, dove l’Autore vive con la sua famiglia: “A lot of people come to Montana wanting to experience the west and become a cowboy just like John Wayne. I couldn’t imagine doing that, because I don’t ride, I don’t hunt animals, and I never wear cowboy  boots. But that’s okay, because nobody in Montana cares what you look like or what you do. Therès an old story that Steve McQueen once came to the Chico Inn in Montana, with Ali McGraw. He was there to meet Sam Peckinpah, and start work on The Gateway. He walked into the bar and asked the bartender for a beer, and the bartender said, ‘Hy, my namès Jim-what’s yours? Hesitatingly he answered, Steve McQueen. And the bartender said, ‘Where are you from Steve?’ “