This photographic retrospective delves into the works of esteemed contemporary photographer Lucien Clergue, beyond his renowned portraits of Picasso and exquisite nudes. Featuring nearly 150 images, the collection captures Clergue's career arc, beginning with evocative depictions of gypsies from his youth to stirring sea and sand images, compelling nudes, and intense portraits. The book showcases previously unpublished photos, highlighting Clergue's preoccupation with life's mysteries and transitions. Noteworthy elements include a biography detailing Clergue's artistic achievements, an essay on his surrealist experiments, and correspondence with Jean Cocteau, underscoring significant collaborations and connections.
