Our monthly newsletter takes a deep dive into our archives. This month, our eyes are on Deborah Turbeville.

Hyperallergic‘s Elyssa Goodman reviews our Deborah Turbeville 1977-1981 exhibition, on view until June 10th, 2017.

Deborah Turbeville’s photographs are dark, emotive landscapes that just happened to feature fine attire.

“My fashion photography was unorthodox ... The girls weren’t normal-looking fashion models and the environments were totally different to what photographers were using”

Some of Staley-Wise Gallery’s represented artists on Artsy as some of the fashion photographers that defined the genre.

At the same time that Helmut Newton’s photographs were exposing sexual taboos, Deborah Turbeville’s images were capturing women’s psyches.

Visionary fashion photographer Deborah Turbeville passed away last Thursday October 24 after battling with lung cancer. Here we pay tribute to her remarkable career by revisiting the brilliant Rizzoli monograph that celebrates her most famous works, as well as some lesser-known treasures.

In a new series, Style.com sits down with the best in the field of contemporary fashion photography to talk about both the process and the product. Here: Deborah Turbeville.

Deborah Turbeville retraces her steps from aspiring actress in suburban Massachusetts toHarper's Bazaar at its most definitive, talking Glass through her incredible life and work.