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HomeContents > People > Photographers > Count Theodore Zichy

Names:
Other: Count Theodore Bela Rudolf Zichy de Zich et Vásonkeo 
Other: Count Zichy 
Other: Theodore Zichy 
Dates:  1908 - 1983
Born:  Austria
 
  

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Count Zichy (Count Theodor Zichy) 
1960, 8 February
 
  
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Born in Austria in 1908, "Count" Theodore Zichy (a nephew of Mihaly von Zichy, painter to the court of Czar Alexander II and illustrator of Byron) was a mysterious and eccentric British photographer, film-maker, actor and playboy.
 
Zichy’s leg and shoe fetish was clearly documented in his scarce 1948 portfolio entitled - 20 Chiaroscuros. His seductive and dramatically lit images are charged with a dark obsessive irony.
 
Literature:
 
That Was No Gentleman, That Was Zichy, Polybooks, London, 1974
 
[Courtesy of Muse XX, October 2007] 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
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