Man Ray
L'Heure de L'Observatoire Les Amoreux, 1974
Galerie Lovreglio original exhibition poster
Image: 55 x 48.5cm
Framed: 74 x 64 cm
Framed: 74 x 64 cm
This image became one of Man Ray’s most popular. He employed several mediums: black and white photography; a monumental colour format in the 1960s, and then finally creating a photolithograph...
This image became one of Man Ray’s most popular. He employed several mediums: black and white photography; a monumental colour format in the 1960s, and then finally creating a photolithograph that features at the top of this poster.
"The red lips floated in a gray-blue sky, above a crepuscular landscape where one could see, on the horizon, an observatory and its two domes, like breasts, barely suggested in the half-light. It is a feeling I got from my daily walks in the Luxembourg gardens. Probably due to their dimensions, the two lips resembled two bodies embracing. It was very Freudian".
(Man Ray, Autoportrait, Actes sud, 1998, pp. 334-335)
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"The red lips floated in a gray-blue sky, above a crepuscular landscape where one could see, on the horizon, an observatory and its two domes, like breasts, barely suggested in the half-light. It is a feeling I got from my daily walks in the Luxembourg gardens. Probably due to their dimensions, the two lips resembled two bodies embracing. It was very Freudian".
(Man Ray, Autoportrait, Actes sud, 1998, pp. 334-335)
**Hidden is compliant with Anti Money Laundering regulations and registered with HMRC in accordance with 5AMLD. This means that should you wish to purchase work/s for the sterling equivalent of 10,000 Euros or over, we will ask you for some additional verification for anti-money laundering purposes.**
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