Roses Tatouées n°22
12,00€
At the bookshop, January 23 — March 23
GIASCO BERTOLI — FORMES OF HAPPINESS
Exhibition and publication of Roses Tatouées #22, supported by delpire & co.
Color of Happiness
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Dishes
20,00€
Dorade Royale
57,00€
Pig
23,00€
Ursula
45,00€
Out & About Linden
28,00€
Les danses à Bali
22,00€
À partir d'Elle
39,00€
delpire & co's latest publications
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Dialogue
150,00€
M/E
52,00€
À partir d'Elle
39,00€
Tokyo
450,00€
Échos. La photographie à distance du conflit - édition limitée
120,00€
On Mass Hysteria. Une histoire de la misogynie - édition limitée
400,00€
Temple de la nature. Le palais idéal du facteur cheval - édition limitée
90,00€
La grotte Chauvet — Hors du temps - limited edition
400,00€
NEWS & EVENTS, AT THE BOOKSHOP AND ELSEWHERE
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April 3 — May 31
At the bookshopRinko Kawauchi - M/E
Wednesday March 19 - 6 pm
At the bookshopSarah Moon — Dialogue
Wed. March 5 - 6pm
At the bookshopFelipe Romero Beltrán - Bravo
Saturday Feb. 8 — 6pm
At the bookshopRAPHAËL DALLAPORTA, RÉMI LABRUSSE - DISCUSSION ON ‘LA GROTTE CHAUVET HORS DU TEMPS’
Thursday 30 January - 6pm
At the bookshopHenry Roy — Impossible Island
January 23 — March 23
At the bookshopGiasco Bertoli — Forms of Happiness
Sat. January 18 — 6 pm
At the bookshopAnne Bourse — H-Clubbing with Jean-Luc. A talk with Pascaline Morincôme
Thursday, December 5 - 6pm
At the bookshopAlexandre Silberman — "NATURE"
ABOUT US
Our story
Delpire Éditeur, founded in 1951, was led by Robert Delpire for over sixty years. The man, recognized as a genius of the image, has made a considerable contribution to the history of photography. After having pioneered the publication of the works of Robert Frank, William Klein and Henri Cartier-Bresson, the publishing house went on to publish the work of artists such as Josef Koudelka and Sarah Moon. Today, delpire & co continues this unique publishing adventure.
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"As luck would have it, one day, in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, I walked past a showroom window and saw a small sign "Lease Available". I entered. And I gave in. This place was ideal for what I wanted to do. It was the first Parisian gallery dedicated to photography. I showed many other things there, folk art objects, drawings, sculptures, but above all photos. Cartier-Bresson and Bourdin. Lartigue and Koudelka, etc, etc. And also illustrators whose talent I have always found underestimated. André François, Savignac, Americans who often had their first exhibition in Europe." Robert Delpire
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