José Nicolas (1956) - Le Lagon Bleu 1997






Over 35 years' experience; former gallery owner and Museum Folkwang curator.
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José Nicolas, Le Lagon Bleu 1997, a C‑Print dated 1997, 40 × 50 cm, edition 6/12, signed, in good condition.
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Iceland 1997, The Blue Lagoon, Lambda color print, 40 x 50 cm.
Image created in 1997 for Geo magazine and exhibited several times, with 5 acquisitions.
José Nicolas is a French photographer and grand reporter, born in Casablanca in 1956.
His career is particularly marked by war photojournalism and humanitarian reportage:
• He begins photography in the field, notably in Lebanon, then works with Médecins du Monde alongside Bernard Kouchner
• He later joins Sipa Press and covers for about a dozen years numerous conflicts: Lebanon, Afghanistan, Chad, Liberia, Romania, Bosnia, Somalia, etc.
• In 1994, he was seriously injured in Rwanda during Operation Turquoise.
• Since then, his work has gradually shifted toward more personal subjects: Provence, landscapes, nature, portraits, and the memory of his reports, often shot on film and in black and white
• He has also published several books, including French Doctors, Les hommes des roseaux, Cambodge, and On est ce que l'on regarde. In 2024 he received the SAIF / Benoît Schaeffer Award for photographic editing at Visa pour l’Image.
Iceland 1997, The Blue Lagoon, Lambda color print, 40 x 50 cm.
Image created in 1997 for Geo magazine and exhibited several times, with 5 acquisitions.
José Nicolas is a French photographer and grand reporter, born in Casablanca in 1956.
His career is particularly marked by war photojournalism and humanitarian reportage:
• He begins photography in the field, notably in Lebanon, then works with Médecins du Monde alongside Bernard Kouchner
• He later joins Sipa Press and covers for about a dozen years numerous conflicts: Lebanon, Afghanistan, Chad, Liberia, Romania, Bosnia, Somalia, etc.
• In 1994, he was seriously injured in Rwanda during Operation Turquoise.
• Since then, his work has gradually shifted toward more personal subjects: Provence, landscapes, nature, portraits, and the memory of his reports, often shot on film and in black and white
• He has also published several books, including French Doctors, Les hommes des roseaux, Cambodge, and On est ce que l'on regarde. In 2024 he received the SAIF / Benoît Schaeffer Award for photographic editing at Visa pour l’Image.
