Paris Photo 2017
Image: 12 x 17,7 inches
Print: 16 x 20 inches
Titled, dated and signed by the artist on verso
Image: 4 1/2 x 7 5/8 inches
Annotated in pencil on print verso
Image: 13 3/8 x 10 3/8 inches
Print: 16 x 20 inches
Signed on pencil on recto by the artist. Label on mount verso.
From a portfolio published in April 1976 by Witkin-Berley Ltd.
Image: 12 x 9,5 inches
Print: 12 x 9,5 inches
Annotated on verso Amsterdam, 1930. Signed by Henry Blumenfeld, stamped Estate of Erwin Blumenfeld
Image: 13 x 9,5 inches
Print: 13 x 9,5 inches
Certified by Kathleen Blumenfeld, stamped Estate of Erwin Blumenfeld
Image: 6 x 9 inches
Print: 8 x 10 inches
Signed, stamps "Magnum Photos" and "Ernst Haas-Magnum" on verso
Print: 8 x 10 inches
MoMA and Magnum stamps on verso
Image: 12 x 8 inches
Print: 12 x 8 inches
Signed by the artist on verso
Print: 10 x 13 inches
Estate and artist stamps on verso, signed by Alex Haas, moral right holder
Image: 10 x 13 inch
Print: 10 x 13 inch
Signed by the artist on verso
Print: 8 x 9 inches
Stamp "Magnum 17 East 64th Street, New York" au verso
Image: 6 x 9 inches
Print: 11 x 14 inches
Signed on verso by the artist
Image: 12 x 8 inches
Print: 11 x 14 inches
Artist stamp on verso
Image: 7,4 x 7,4 inches
Print: 8 x 10 inches
Artist stamp on verso
Frame: 56 x 21 inches
Signed, titled and dated, instructions on verso
Print: 62 x 42 inches
Print: 62 x 42 inches
Print: 50 x 35 inches
Presentation
The photographs we have chosen for Paris Photo 2017 are firmly in line with the artistic stance we privilege at Les Douches la Galerie. The deeply humanist work of Tom Arndt and Arlene Gottfried is tinged with empathy. Berenice Abbott, Erwin Blumenfeld and Pascal Kern tirelessly experiment with their medium in order to produce photographs that bend the rules of representation. Ernst Haas, fascinated by the American myth and with endless curiosity, continually reexamines his own work in an effort to produce new and unexpected images. For her part, Jacqueline Salmon engages in highly metaphorical photographic writing on natural phenomena. Lastly, in the era of globalisation, Sophal Neak, a young Cambodian artist, looks at the identity of individuals through a series of portraits where faces are replaced by objects.
