La surface et la chair: Madame d'Ora, Vienne-Paris, 1907-1957. Philosophie had such a wide resonance

had such a wide resonance that it determined

In this monumental

Beyond his technical virtuosity

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La surface et la chair: Madame d'Ora, Vienne-Paris, 1907-1957. Philosophie had such a wide resonanceWhat could be more exceptional in the history of photography than the coexistence, in the same artist, of practices covering apparently antagonistic fields: that of fashion and that of documentary activity? Between the recording, often considered futile, of the surface and the ornaments that cover it (choice of clothing, valorization of the beauty and glamour of the models) and that of the miseries of the world, of bodies, including in their rawest