That’s where he got a lot of ideas and inspiration,” the photographer added.īarron had been invited to shoot the artists by the Swiss art dealer and collector Bruno Bischofberger, who was close to both. He was riding high and always looking for new inspiration, new young people from out of town or from Europe. “Andy was getting a lot of wind in his sails at the time. “They were just starting to work together, and you could tell they adored each other, as friends and as collaborators,” said the softly spoken Barron in a telephone interview. There were no tantrums, or diva behavior. It may have been decades since she sat with the artists, but Barron said she can recall the two photo sessions in detail. Jean-Michel Basquiat captured in the mid-’80s by Jeannette Montgomery Barron.
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