François-Marie Banier Private Heroes

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Edited by: Dr. Martin Hentschel, Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart German, French 1998, 220 Pages, 193 Ills. Hardcover 315mm x 243mm
ISBN: 978-3-89322-507-1
This book on the French artist who became known as novelist at the end of the 1960s before he applied to photography and painting finally, shows photos, overpaintings of photos and paintings of renowned personalities as well as of people of the street.

François-Marie Banier's portraits are records of creative encounters. Since the sixties, the French photographer's camera has captured artists and writers, heads of state, actors and passers-by without a hint of shyness or posing. In three decades of dialogue with famous personalities like Salvador Dalí, Vladimir Horowitz and Samuel Beckett, François Mitterand, Princess Caroline of Monaco, Isabelle Adjani, or unknown people, Banier has created memorable black-and-white studies of people and faces. In 1991 Françoise-Marie Banier held the first public exhibition of his photos in the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Earlier, his drawings had been enthusiastically praised by Salvador Dalí, who was his friend and patron for many years. In 1966, when he was just 19 years old, Banier published his first novel, "Les Résidences secondaires". This volume is a collection of the photographer's most impressive photographs and paintings.