Wall Street Journal
Cécile Plaisance (1968)
Lot-No. 476
Starting Bid: 3.500 €
Photograph in colours/lenticular foil. 180 x 120 cm. On the backing cardboard certificate, sign. C. Plaisance, num. AP 2/2 and title, framed under glass, uninspected out of frame. - French photo artist. P. studied economics and initially worked worldwide in the finance and IT sector. It was during this time that she began to take photographs. The Barbie doll became a dominant motif in her work because the artist sees so many ideas and desires of femininity embodied in this figure. Her works can be found in many prominent private collections, including those of the King of Morocco and the Ecclestone family.
Cécile Plaisance: Wall Street Journal
Cécile Plaisance (1968)
Wall Street Journal
Lot-No. 476
Starting Bid: 3.500 €
Photograph in colours/lenticular foil. 180 x 120 cm. On the backing cardboard certificate, sign. C. Plaisance, num. AP 2/2 and title, framed under glass, uninspected out of frame. - French photo artist. P. studied economics and initially worked worldwide in the finance and IT sector. It was during this time that she began to take photographs. The Barbie doll became a dominant motif in her work because the artist sees so many ideas and desires of femininity embodied in this figure. Her works can be found in many prominent private collections, including those of the King of Morocco and the Ecclestone family.
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