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A collection of works by Irina Ionesco, a female photographer active in France. Born in Paris in 1935 to Romanian parents, she spent her childhood in Romania. After returning to Paris after the war, she continued to work as a dancer for nearly 10 years, but due to illness she began to recuperate and started painting from that time. She first picked up a camera on Christmas night just before turning 30, and after acquiring a Nikon F, she began taking portraits of women and girls. Her style, based on the spirit of surrealism, is called "modern baroque photography" and has attracted attention since her first solo exhibition in 1970, and has also exhibited her works in Japan at Nikon Gallery and Zeit Photo. She is a photographer who remains popular throughout the ages. This book is a collection of her early works published in 1979, and contains monochrome portraits of women. Written in both English and French.
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