Photograph (c) Deborah Turbeville /All Rights Reserved
Deborah Turbeville's exhibition Silent Film at Ralph Pucci
Photograph (c) Deborah Turbeville /All Rights Reserved
Opening party for Deborah Turbeville's exhibition Silent Film at Ralph Pucci
Guests: (left) Merek, Interior Designer Susan Forristal, Photographer Deborah Turbeville (center) Anglo Raj Antiques Sandra J. Long and friend (right) Marek & Associates Turbeville agent, Marek Milewicz and Sara Vass Public Relations exec, Richard Mauro (Click Images To Enlarge)DEBORAH TURBEVILLE was born in Massachusetts and raised in New England. When she was twenty years old she moved to New York City to work with designer Claire McCardell. Having a fond interest in designer clothing Deborah became a fashion editor. It was not long after that she realized that her heart was in photography. She has been taking photos ever since. Turbeville divides her time between New York and Mexico and always spends a great deal of time in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Turbeville’s exhibition Silent Film at Ralph Pucci's 15,000-square-foot penthouse opened last night with a party. Half the photographs are set in Versailles, France, including the behind-the-scenes back rooms and storage spaces off-limits to the public. They’re taken from her “Unseen Versailles” series edited by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who helped Turbeville gain access to the royal palace. Other photographs were shot in Saint Petersburg, Russia and Venice.
Ralph Pucci 44 West 18 Street New York
Deborah Turbeville Website
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