Publisher/Philippe Sers Editeur

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Man Ray (1890-1976), one of the most representative artists of the 20th century, demonstrated his diverse talents as a painter, sculptor, fine artist, and photographer. This book, "Objets de mon affection," brings together his representative objets d'art, a life's work that he created from his early years in the 1910s to his later years in the 1970s. Divided into four chapters, the book presents his works chronologically: his New York period (1911-1920), when he first began creating art; his Paris period (1921-1939), when he began photography seriously; his Hollywood period (1940-1950), when he fled the war; and his return to Paris (1951-1970). The book also includes a catalogue raisonné at the end, featuring design sketches for chairs and lamps, along with other data.