Marc Lacroix - Dali en la Intimidad






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MARC LACROIX (1927–2007)
Salvador Dalí – Intimate Portraits
3 original black-and-white photographic prints
Set of three original photographic prints made by the French photographer Marc Lacroix, a close collaborator and personal friend of Salvador Dalí and Gala since the early 1970s.
The images show the artist in the intimacy of Portlligat, far from official portraits, with the spontaneity that characterizes Lacroix's photographic work.
The present photographs correspond to the extraordinary documentary work carried out by Marc Lacroix during the seventies, from which numerous international exhibitions and the renowned catalog “Dalí, Lacroix, Gala. The Privilege of Intimacy” would later emerge, published in 2000. (Instituto Cervantes)
These are photographic prints positive by the photographer himself in the 1970s, printed on Ilford paper of approximately 30 × 40 cm, preserving the full strength and tonal quality of the era's analogue prints.
The close relationship between Marc Lacroix and Salvador Dalí gave rise to one of the most important photographic testimonies of the final years of the Surrealist master. From 1970, Lacroix documented both daily life and numerous artistic projects of Dalí, becoming one of his reference photographers. (Andrew Weiss Gallery)
Technique: black-and-white photography, analogue print on Ilford paper.
Dimensions: 30 × 40 cm (approx.).
Date of printing: 1970s.
MARC LACROIX (1927–2007)
Salvador Dalí – Intimate Portraits
3 original black-and-white photographic prints
Set of three original photographic prints made by the French photographer Marc Lacroix, a close collaborator and personal friend of Salvador Dalí and Gala since the early 1970s.
The images show the artist in the intimacy of Portlligat, far from official portraits, with the spontaneity that characterizes Lacroix's photographic work.
The present photographs correspond to the extraordinary documentary work carried out by Marc Lacroix during the seventies, from which numerous international exhibitions and the renowned catalog “Dalí, Lacroix, Gala. The Privilege of Intimacy” would later emerge, published in 2000. (Instituto Cervantes)
These are photographic prints positive by the photographer himself in the 1970s, printed on Ilford paper of approximately 30 × 40 cm, preserving the full strength and tonal quality of the era's analogue prints.
The close relationship between Marc Lacroix and Salvador Dalí gave rise to one of the most important photographic testimonies of the final years of the Surrealist master. From 1970, Lacroix documented both daily life and numerous artistic projects of Dalí, becoming one of his reference photographers. (Andrew Weiss Gallery)
Technique: black-and-white photography, analogue print on Ilford paper.
Dimensions: 30 × 40 cm (approx.).
Date of printing: 1970s.
