Signed; Marc Lagrange - Diamonds and pearls - 2013





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Book in English, French and German of photographs essentially erotic by the famous photographer Marc Lagrange with an interior dedication and the photographer's signature dated 18/06/2015, from TeNeues editions. 210 pages (29cm × 36cm) with magnificent photographs taken with superb models. Book in very good condition. Through large-format silver-gelatin photographs and Polaroids, Marc Lagrange principally dedicated his art to fixing the image of the female body. His photographs of female nudes and portraits, charged with eroticism and sensuality, thus fit, with notably less notoriety, in the line of photographers such as Helmut Newton or Irving Penn from whom he drew inspiration.
If his work mainly consisted of interrogating the relationship to the female body — as in God Created… Women, where he questions the position of religion with regard to the female body and the sexual dimension of humanity — he was attentive to detail, working on staging and seeking to tell a story through the medium of photography
Book in English, French and German of photographs essentially erotic by the famous photographer Marc Lagrange with an interior dedication and the photographer's signature dated 18/06/2015, from TeNeues editions. 210 pages (29cm × 36cm) with magnificent photographs taken with superb models. Book in very good condition. Through large-format silver-gelatin photographs and Polaroids, Marc Lagrange principally dedicated his art to fixing the image of the female body. His photographs of female nudes and portraits, charged with eroticism and sensuality, thus fit, with notably less notoriety, in the line of photographers such as Helmut Newton or Irving Penn from whom he drew inspiration.
If his work mainly consisted of interrogating the relationship to the female body — as in God Created… Women, where he questions the position of religion with regard to the female body and the sexual dimension of humanity — he was attentive to detail, working on staging and seeking to tell a story through the medium of photography

