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jessica lange photographed by mikael jansson & styled by katie grand for love magazine, summer 2013.

icon - sam shepard

arizona, 1979

with patti smith, ca. 1971

publicity still from resurrection, 1980

photographed by herb ritts, virginia, 1988

1984

on the set of wim wender's don't come knocking, 2005

with jessica lange, photographed by bruce weber, 1994

with patti smith

photographed by bruce weber, 1994

in terrence malik's days of heaven, 1978

with bob dylan, rolling thunder revue, ca. 1975

photographed by bruce weber, 1994

with patti smith, cowboy mouth, 1971

in homo faber, 1991

with best friend johnny dark

with jessica lange at the opening of the new york film festival

sam shepard at the chelsea hotel photographed by david gahr, 1971

photographed by herb ritts, 1988

because he loves strong women, because he wrote paris, texas (and many other amazing & haunting things) because he was so beautiful in terrence malick's day's of heaven, because, because, because.... he's just so hot. le fucking sigh.

 i went through a frances farmer obsession as a teenager (yes, one of those girls).... when shepard, playing her first husband leif erickson (jeffrey york in the movie), tries to save frances in the film, well, my heart was forever lost to him.

antonio lopez

jerry hall, 1974

jerry hall, nyc, 1978

blue water series: pat cleveland, 1975

antonio lopez & jerry hall in their paris apartment photographed by norman parkison for british vogue, ca. 1975

illustration of carol labrie, 1971

tina chow in her fortuny collection, london, 1977 

jessica lange, 1970s

men in shower series: karl lagerfeld, nyc, 1976

illustration of maria snyder, 1983

yves saint laurent, marina schiano, jerry hall & pierre berge, 1977

candy bar wrapper series: rita tellone, ca. 1976

grace coddington & jerry hall, jamaica, 1975

illustration, billy & pat

antonio lopez & jane forth in his carnegie hall studio, 1968

jerry hall, ca. 1970s

red coat series: grace jones, paris, 1975

ribbon series, nyc, 1977

i can't tell you how much his imagery & illustrations inspired & influenced me growing up.  you literally could not open a fashion magazine without seeing his work.  (i guess the italian vogue story earlier today made me a little nostalgic!