13 C-prints
France, 1996-2009
Isabelle Waternaux (b. 1959) – French photographer
Published by Blue Moov Editions, Paris (presumably 2009)
Signed by the artist on a label inside the case ‘I Waternaux’; also numbered by Waternaux ‘29/[30]‘
Edition of 30
13 C-prints presented in a decorative case; one copy is framed and enclosed inside the box
Image size: each c. 25 x 20.5 cm
Very good condition
Isabelle Waternaux is well-known for her expressive portrait photography; the auction record for one of her works currently sets at around €6,000

Isabelle Waternaux is a representative of classical portrait photography. Her works are characterized by her creative and sometimes slightly provocative artistic approach. The present case was published by Blue Moov Editions and presents 13 C-prints by the photographer, taken from the series ‘Je vous salue marie pleine de grâce‘ and ‘Memento mori‘. Besides, the set also includes a self-portrait of the artist created in 2009.



The C-prints as well as the cardboard box are in very good condition with only minimal traces of wear. The lid of the case bears a typographic label inside, signed by the artist ‘I Waternaux’ as well as numbered ‘29/[30]‘. One photograph is framed and comes separately inside the box. The image size of each picture is c. 25 x 20.5 cm and the sheet sizes are 30.5 x 22.7 cm. The dimensions of the case are 33.5 x 26 x 6.5 cm.



Isabelle Waternaux (b. 1959)

Isabelle Waternaux was born in Marseille and studied architecture at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Her works are located in numerous international museum collections, including the Centre Pompidou, the Maison Européenne de la Photographie and the National Library of France. The artist lives and works in Paris. (cbo)

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