Guy Le Querrec (1941-) - Magnum Photos. Dexter gordon, Freddie Hubbard et Ron Carter à Épinay-sur-Seine, France. 1985

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Photolitographic print by Guy Le Querrec (born 1941) titled Dexter gordon, Freddie Hubbard et Ron Carter à Épinay-sur-Seine, France. 1985, on thick semi-gloss paper, 34.4 × 27.8 cm, published 2016, unsigned, in excellent condition (EBC), sold by owner or dealer.

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Born in Paris in 1941 into a modest Breton family, Guy Le Querrec received his first camera, an Ultra Fex, as a Christmas gift in 1953. He took his first photographs of jazz musicians in London in 1962 and debuted professionally in 1967. The weekly magazine Jeune Afrique published one of his photographs of the May 1968 events, as well as his early reports on the Paris Jazz Festival and Morocco, and hired him as graphic editor and photographer; he carried out several reports in the Maghreb and Francophone Africa.

Le Querrec joined Magnum Photos in 1976, becoming a full member the following year.

His jazz training has influenced his photography. He sees everyday scenes as a musical score, performed or activated by natural forces. Sunbeams in a cafe could be a shout or a trumpet cue; Spanish workers resting at the edge of a limestone quarry are musical notes in a piece for solo piano.

Details:
Title: Dexter gordon, Freddie Hubbard et Ron Carter sur un plateau de tournage à Épinay-sur-Seine, Seine-Saint-Denis, France. 1985
Author(s): Guy Le Querrec (1941-)
Photolithographic print on thick semi-gloss paper with the publisher/press agency seal.
Dimensions: 34.4 x 27.8 cm.
Seal of Magnum Photos on the front right and 'Copyright 2016 Magnum Photos' on the back.
In excellent condition.
Publication: 2016

Shipping: Properly protected during transit.

Born in Paris in 1941 into a modest Breton family, Guy Le Querrec received his first camera, an Ultra Fex, as a Christmas gift in 1953. He took his first photographs of jazz musicians in London in 1962 and debuted professionally in 1967. The weekly magazine Jeune Afrique published one of his photographs of the May 1968 events, as well as his early reports on the Paris Jazz Festival and Morocco, and hired him as graphic editor and photographer; he carried out several reports in the Maghreb and Francophone Africa.

Le Querrec joined Magnum Photos in 1976, becoming a full member the following year.

His jazz training has influenced his photography. He sees everyday scenes as a musical score, performed or activated by natural forces. Sunbeams in a cafe could be a shout or a trumpet cue; Spanish workers resting at the edge of a limestone quarry are musical notes in a piece for solo piano.

Details:
Title: Dexter gordon, Freddie Hubbard et Ron Carter sur un plateau de tournage à Épinay-sur-Seine, Seine-Saint-Denis, France. 1985
Author(s): Guy Le Querrec (1941-)
Photolithographic print on thick semi-gloss paper with the publisher/press agency seal.
Dimensions: 34.4 x 27.8 cm.
Seal of Magnum Photos on the front right and 'Copyright 2016 Magnum Photos' on the back.
In excellent condition.
Publication: 2016

Shipping: Properly protected during transit.

Details

Date of print
2016
Artist
Guy Le Querrec (1941-)
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
Magnum Photos. Dexter gordon, Freddie Hubbard et Ron Carter à Épinay-sur-Seine, France. 1985
Condition
Extremely fine
Technique
Photolithography
Height
34.4 cm
Width
27.8 cm
Signature
Not signed
Genre
Documentary photography
FranceVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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