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PIERRE CORDIER
(1933 - 2024)
Homage to Muybridge, 1972
Cibachrome color print of a chimigram, signed, titled and numbered 7/12 on the back
28 x 15 cm - 11 x 5 15/16 in.
Cibachrome color copy print of a chemigram, signed, titled, dated and numered 7/12 on the reverse
Invented in 1956 by Pierre Cordier, chemigrams combine the physics of painting (varnish, wax, oil) and the chemistry of photography (light-sensitive emulsion, developer, fixer)| without a camera, without an enlarger and in full light.
Invented in 1956 by Pierre Cordier, the chemigram combines the physics of painting (varnish, wax, oil) and the chemistry of photography (photosensitive emulsion, developer, fixer)| without a camera, without an enlarger in full light.
PROVENANCE
Private collection, Belgium
(1933 - 2024)
Homage to Muybridge, 1972
Cibachrome color print of a chimigram, signed, titled and numbered 7/12 on the back
28 x 15 cm - 11 x 5 15/16 in.
Cibachrome color copy print of a chemigram, signed, titled, dated and numered 7/12 on the reverse
Invented in 1956 by Pierre Cordier, chemigrams combine the physics of painting (varnish, wax, oil) and the chemistry of photography (light-sensitive emulsion, developer, fixer)| without a camera, without an enlarger and in full light.
Invented in 1956 by Pierre Cordier, the chemigram combines the physics of painting (varnish, wax, oil) and the chemistry of photography (photosensitive emulsion, developer, fixer)| without a camera, without an enlarger in full light.
PROVENANCE
Private collection, Belgium