Franck Leclerc "Black & White " 2022

Franck Leclerc was a reporter in the daily press for thirty years. Today, he takes his time. The time to look at his contemporaries in a slightly different way. With the same cur...

Franck Leclerc was a reporter in the daily press for thirty years. Today, he takes his time. The time to look at his contemporaries in a slightly different way. With the same cur...

Franck Leclerc was a reporter in the daily press for thirty years. Today, he takes his time. The time to look at his contemporaries in a slightly different way. With the same cur...

Franck Leclerc was a reporter in the daily press for thirty years. Today, he takes his time. The time to look at his contemporaries in a slightly different way. With the same cur...

Franck Leclerc was a reporter in the daily press for thirty years. Today, he takes his time. The time to look at his contemporaries in a slightly different way. With the same cur...

Franck Leclerc was a reporter in the daily press for thirty years. Today, he takes his time. The time to look at his contemporaries in a slightly different way. With the same cur...

Late Victorian golf photograph. A sepia toned late Victorian Colonial golf photograph of a group of male golfers, the group containing a few children. The gentlemen are wearing an assortment of clothing, some in caps, some in bowler hats, a couple with top hats, one gentleman wearing a military uniform with medals. The golf clubs they are holding are early wooden scared head long nose hickory clubs, the sort made by the great Scottish clubmakers like Tom Morris, Willie Park, Alex Patrick, Charlie...

Contemporary black and white abstract photograph in a black rectangular frame.  

A large black and white photo of dunes and ocean, probably Cap Ferret, France, 1960s.

Signed photolithography by Brassaï, 1979. Stamped rotogravure reproduction of series by Bolaffiarte. Limited edition of 5000. Exemplary number 2372. Brassaï pseudonym of Gyu...

Photography by László Moholy-Nagy. A posthumous print from the original negative, circa 1973 Stamped by Foto Moholy-Nagy and Galerie Khlim. In original good condition. László Moholy-Nagy (1895-1946) was a Hungarian painter...

One of a kind, never published, black and white photo of Industrial architectural construction site scaffolding, unsigned. Professionally matted and framed, American, early to mid-20...