
Katrien de Blauwer. I do not want to disappear silently into the night
Katrien de Blauwer. I do not want to disappear silently into the night
Masao Yamamoto. From Nakazora serie 2002
Masao Yamamoto. From Son album 2021
« I listen to Istanbul with my eyes closed
A bird flaps its wings around your dress
I know if your forehead is warm or cold
If your lips are wet or dry, I know it
A white moon rises behind the pines
I perceive everything from the beat of your heart
I listen to Istanbul. »
(Orhan Veli)
Photographe non identifié. Étude de nu 1915. Autochrome
Photographe non identifié. Étude de nu 1915. Autochrome
Photographe non identifié. Étude de nu 1915. Autochrome
Silvio Rey. Autopsie d’une sirène
Egon Schiele. In front of the mirror 1912
Egon Schiele. Nude woman 1914
Silvio Rey. Nu au masque
“To him she seemed so beautiful, so seductive, so different from ordinary people, that he could not understand why no one was as disturbed as he by the clicking of her heels on the paving stones, why everyone did not go mad with the movements of her hair, the flight of her hands, the gold of her laughter. He had not missed a single one of her gestures, yet he did not dare approach her for fear of destroying the spell.” (Gabriel García Márquez)
Auguste Rodin. Aube. Aquarelle
Egon Schiele. Gerti 1910
Alfred Stieglitz. Kitty Stieglitz 1907. Autochrome
Egon Schiele. Study for Danae 1909
Egon Schiele. Seated nude 1911
Egon Schiele. Woman sitting 1910
From Pierre Auguste Cot (1837-1883). Portrait of a young woman
Marconi Gaudenzio. Nu féminin 1860s
« It seems to me that I am so far from you! And that I am completely foreign to you! There is always something missing that torments me. » (Letter from Camille Claudel to Auguste Rodin)
Paul Cava. De la série Denise 1997-2009
Paul Cava. De la série Denise 1997-2009
Paul Cava. Children of Adam 2003
Léon Busy. Jeune femme, Hanoï 1914-1917. Autochrome
Léon Busy. Jeune femme, Hanoï 1914-1917. Autochrome
Léon Busy. Jeune femme, Hanoï 1914-1917. Autochrome
Léon Busy. Jeune femme, Hanoï 1914-1917. Autochrome
Léon Busy. Jeune femme, Hanoï 1914-1917. Autochrome
From La belle et la bête directed by Jean Cocteau in 1946
Louis Amédée Mante. Femme aux oranges 1907. Autochrome
Louis Amédée Mante. Femme à la grappe de raisins 1907. Autochrome
Louis Amédée Mante. Femme dansant 1907. Autochrome
Louis Amédée Mante. Femme aux fleurs 1910. Autochrome
Louis Amédée Mante. Nu aux spartiates 1907. Autochrome
Louis Amédée Mante. Nu au voile rouge 1907. Autochrome
Louis Amédée Mante. Nu à l’amphore 1907. Autochrome
Louis Amédée Mante. Cécile Sorel 1890s. Autochrome
Louis Amédée Mante. Sans titre 1890s. Autochrome
Louis Amédée Mante. Sans titre 1890s. Autochrome
Louis Amédée Mante & Edmond Goldschmidt. Sans titre 1890s. Autochrome
Louis Amédée Mante & Edmond Goldschmidt. Sans titre 1898. Autochrome
Cami Stone. Étude de nu 1932
Cami Stone. Chantal Quenneville nue de dos 1929
Cami Stone. Chantal Quenneville accroupie 1929
Cami Stone. The actress Carola Neher 1920-1930
Cami Stone. The actress Carola Neher 1920-1930
« I can’t take it anymore, I can’t go a day without seeing you. Otherwise the atrocious madness […] All my soul belongs to you […] may my heart still feel your divine love spreading again. »(Letter from Auguste Rodin to Camille Claudel)
Marcel Meys. Nude woman in outdoor 1920
Steffi Brandl. The dancer Ruth Markus 1927
Steffi Brandl. The dancer Berthe Trümp 1927
Steffi Brandl. Trude Fleischmann 1925
Steffi Brandl. Sleeping 1929
Auguste Rodin. Sans titre 1900s. Aquarelle
« We keep postponing the time when we won’t meet anywhere. » (Titos Patrikios)
André Hachette. Jeune femme debout en costume de théâtre. Autochrome 1907
From A page of madness directed by Teinosuke Kinugasa in 1926
André Hachette. Sarah Liévine 1907. Autochrome
André Hachette. Sarah Liévine 1907. Autochrome
André Hachette. Sarah Liévine 1907. Autochrome
André Hachette. Sarah Liévine 1907. Autochrome
André Hachette. Sarah Liévine 1907. Autochrome
Photographe non identifié. Nu féminin assis 1907. Autochrome
Photographe non identifié. Nu féminin debout 1910. Autochrome
Photographe non identifié. Nu féminin drapé d’un voile bleu 1910. Autochrome
Photographe non identifié. Nu féminin 1907. Autochrome
Photographe non identifié. Femme de style préraphaélite en robe de velours 1910. Autochrome
Photographe non identifié. Nu féminin debout avec draperie 1907. Autochrome
Edmond Goldschmidt. Femme allongée au rideau rouge 1910. Autochrome
Sabine Weiss. L’homme qui court 1953
Sabine Weiss. The hand of Gisele Strauss 1947
« I wanted to show time, its change in duration, the one that nature shows, but in a way specific to man, a subject conscious of its presence defined by death: emotion of life in irreversible duration. Arbitrary time of calendars, of clocks does not interest me. It erases itself by the repetition that defines it, only focalization of the present. » (Roman Opalka)
Roman Opałka. La lutte finale 1967
Roman Opałka (1931-2011). Sans titre
“It is in eternity that, from now on, we must live. And it is from now on that we must live in eternity. What does eternal life matter, without consciousness at every moment of that duration.” (André Gide)
Hannah Höch. Poupées Dada 1916
Chen Jialing. The spiritual variance
« How to hold my soul, so
that it does not touch yours?
How stretch it high above you towards other things?
I would so much like to lodge it somewhere, near of something lost in the shadows, in a strange, quiet place, which don’t continue to vibrate when your bass vibrates.
But everything that touches us, you and me, unites us like a bow that pulls two strings one voice.
On what instrument are we stretched?
And what musician holds us in his hand?
O sweet song. »
(Rainer Maria Rilke)
Lehnert et Landrock. Jeune femme nue allongée 1900
Lehnert et Landrock. Jeune femme nue 1900
Cardwell Higgins. The circle of life 1920s
The circle of life. The perfect man and perfect woman, seeking one another in unison for the creation of the perfect child, with the protecting hand of the father and the supporting hand of the mother. The embodiment of father, mother and child is the total life. The sun, the supplier of the life-giving elements necessary for survival. The hourglass of time. The Evil influence that comes into their lives. The slowly burning candle of life. And the inevitable death!
Auguste Belloc. Étude de nu 1900s
Photographe non identifié. Nu féminin allongé 1900s. Autochrome
Lehnert et Landrock. Jeune fille de dos 1910
The actress Greta Garbo in The mysterious lady in 1928
« It’s the time you’ve wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important. » (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry)
D’après Paul Klee
Jacques Henri Lartigue. Bibi 1921. Autochrome
Jacques Henri Lartigue. Bibi 1920. Autochrome
Photographe non identifié. Woman on beach 1925. Autochrome
Edward Munch. Flower of pain 1897
Edward Munch. Blossom of pain 1898
Aleksey Galushkov for Retroatelier. Suprematism 2007
The actress Anna Karina in Alphaville directed by Jean-Luc Godard in 1965
Frank Brangwyn. Study for the girl and the fawn 1916
Frank Brangwyn. Study for the dance panel 1895
Frank Brangwyn. Study for The British Empire Panels 1925
Frank Brangwyn. Study for The British Empire Panels 1925
Comte de Dalmas. Motif décoratif pour chapelle funéraire 1924
Henri Manuel. The dancer Marie Kummer 1920s