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The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
Similar works by Marc Riboud have been exhibited at both our PARIS PHOTO 2023 and PARIS PHOTO 2024 boot.
The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
PLATINUM-PALLADIUM PRINTS
The platinum-palladium printing process is a photographic technique renowned
for its exceptional aesthetic and archival properties.
Each print is coated by hand on 100% cotton paper with the rarest and most
precious metals: platinum and palladium.
Compared to conventional black and white silver prints, platinum-palladium
prints exhibit an expanded tonal range, three-dimensionality, and a
uniquely luminous quality.
They are also among the most permanent objects produced by man. The
platinum-palladium metals are more stable than gold, and a platinum-palladium
image, properly preserved, can last thousands of years.
Georges Charlier
Salto Ulbeek – Belgium
The platinum-palladium print is made with the master print-maker Georges Charlier at the Salto Ulbeek studio (Belgium).
Then the print is hand signed at Sebastiao Salgado's Studio (Amazonas) France.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
PLATINUM-PALLADIUM PRINTS
The platinum-palladium printing process is a photographic technique renowned
for its exceptional aesthetic and archival properties.
Each print is coated by hand on 100% cotton paper with the rarest and most
precious metals: platinum and palladium.
Compared to conventional black and white silver prints, platinum-palladium
prints exhibit an expanded tonal range, three-dimensionality, and a
uniquely luminous quality.
They are also among the most permanent objects produced by man. The
platinum-palladium metals are more stable than gold, and a platinum-palladium
image, properly preserved, can last thousands of years.
Georges Charlier
Salto Ulbeek – Belgium
The platinum-palladium print is made with the master print-maker Georges Charlier at the Salto Ulbeek studio (Belgium).
Then the print is hand signed at Sebastiao Salgado's Studio (Amazonas) France.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
PLATINUM-PALLADIUM PRINTS
The platinum-palladium printing process is a photographic technique renowned
for its exceptional aesthetic and archival properties.
Each print is coated by hand on 100% cotton paper with the rarest and most
precious metals: platinum and palladium.
Compared to conventional black and white silver prints, platinum-palladium
prints exhibit an expanded tonal range, three-dimensionality, and a
uniquely luminous quality.
They are also among the most permanent objects produced by man. The
platinum-palladium metals are more stable than gold, and a platinum-palladium
image, properly preserved, can last thousands of years.
Georges Charlier
Salto Ulbeek – Belgium
The platinum-palladium print is made with the master print-maker Georges Charlier at the Salto Ulbeek studio (Belgium).
Then the print is hand signed at Sebastiao Salgado's Studio (Amazonas) France.
The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
PLATINUM-PALLADIUM PRINTS
The platinum-palladium printing process is a photographic technique renowned
for its exceptional aesthetic and archival properties.
Each print is coated by hand on 100% cotton paper with the rarest and most
precious metals: platinum and palladium.
Compared to conventional black and white silver prints, platinum-palladium
prints exhibit an expanded tonal range, three-dimensionality, and a
uniquely luminous quality.
They are also among the most permanent objects produced by man. The
platinum-palladium metals are more stable than gold, and a platinum-palladium
image, properly preserved, can last thousands of years.
Georges Charlier
Salto Ulbeek – Belgium
The platinum-palladium print is made with the master print-maker Georges Charlier at the Salto Ulbeek studio (Belgium).
Then the print is hand signed at Sebastiao Salgado's Studio (Amazonas) France.
The Polka Gallery features the Marc Riboud s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
The Polka Gallery features the Sebastiao Salgado s entire archive in collaboration with his studio.
