Thomas Consani (1989) - New York 2010






Over 35 years' experience; former gallery owner and Museum Folkwang curator.
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Thomas Consani (2010)
• He is one of the last major French specialists of silver gelatin printing with an enlarger, a highly sought-after artisanal craft.
• He works at the PICTO laboratory, where he produces prints for renowned photographers and collaborates closely with them to interpret their negatives.
• He was notably the regular printer for photographer Marc Riboud, as well as other major authors such as Jane Evelyn Atwood, Dominique Tarlé, and William Klein.
• In 2026, he became the first recognized photographic printer in the Maîtres d'art – Élèves program of the French Ministry of Culture, with Alexandre Dias Lopes as a student, to pass on this rare know-how.
• As a photographer, Thomas Consani also creates his own images, mainly in black-and-white silver gelatin. He notably photographed New York and the alternative rock scene in the 1990s, while personally handling the printing of his works.
Seller's Story
Thomas Consani (2010)
• He is one of the last major French specialists of silver gelatin printing with an enlarger, a highly sought-after artisanal craft.
• He works at the PICTO laboratory, where he produces prints for renowned photographers and collaborates closely with them to interpret their negatives.
• He was notably the regular printer for photographer Marc Riboud, as well as other major authors such as Jane Evelyn Atwood, Dominique Tarlé, and William Klein.
• In 2026, he became the first recognized photographic printer in the Maîtres d'art – Élèves program of the French Ministry of Culture, with Alexandre Dias Lopes as a student, to pass on this rare know-how.
• As a photographer, Thomas Consani also creates his own images, mainly in black-and-white silver gelatin. He notably photographed New York and the alternative rock scene in the 1990s, while personally handling the printing of his works.
