About This Image

The photographer’s stamp is on the verso of the print. There is also an inked collection number (G3768) and a title (Champagne). This image was possibly used in his 1962 book on the Chateaus of France.

Born in Pnhom Penh in 1908, Rene-Jacques moved to Paris and started to work there in 1924. He documented the social problems of the 1930s, and then worked for architects as well as for film studios. He illustrated several books by poets such as Carco, Peisson, Montherlant.

After World War II he turned his camera to more rural subjects. He was a member of influential photographic circles in Paris such as Rectangle and Le Groupe des XV. Rene-Jacques donated his photographic work to the French State in 1990, the year in which he was named Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur. His donation is conserved and promoted by Patrimoine Photographique in Paris.

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Champagne Cellars and Barrels
Rene-Jacques (Rene Giton) Champagne Cellars and Barrels

Price 1,500.00
Sale Price $1,200

Main Image
Description

Ref.# 15251

Medium Silver print

Mount unmounted

Photo Date 1940s  Print Date 1940s

Dimensions 8-3/4 x 11 in. (222 x 279 mm)

Photo Country France

Photographer Country France

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