The Jean-François Cazeau Gallery, named after its creator and host, is a reference for paintings, sculptures and drawings by artists of the surrealist movement. Eager to open his gallery to photography, Jean-François Cazeau was seduced by this surrealist sensitivity of Pierre Jahan, in particular his photomontages from the 80s which had rarely been shown. The Jahan photographs now stand alongside Giacometti’s “A Walking Woman”, drawings by Picasso, a sculpture by Miro or a composition by Matisse. Artists that Jahan has met and some even photographed.
Galerie Jean-François Cazeau
8 rue Sainte-Anastase
75003 PARIS
jfc@galeriejfcazeau.com
https://www.galeriejfcazeau.com
Roger-Viollet photographic agency, created in 1938, boasts a collection of several million photos. Unique in Europe, his images cover more than a century and a half of Parisian, French and international history.
Roger-Viollet agency has the exclusive rights to distribute Pierre Jahan’s photographs in France and abroad. More than 2,500 images of Pierre Jahan are available on the Roger-Viollet site.
Agence Roger-Viollet
6 rue de Seine – 75006 PARIS
t:+33 (0)1 55 42 89 00
info@roger-viollet.fr
http://www.roger-viollet.fr
Institute of Contemporary Publishing Memories (IMEC) is a French association created in 1988 on the initiative of researchers and publishing professionals to bring together archival and study funds devoted to the main publishing houses , to magazines and to the various actors in the life of books and writing in the 20th century: publishers, writers, historians, philosophers, critics, translators, graphic designers, booksellers, printers, reviewers, journalists, literary directors. IMEC preserves all of Pierre Jahan’s photographs as well as his paintings, drawings, monotypes, manuscripts, books, correspondence. Researchers can have access to all of these archives.
IMEC
Abbaye d’Ardenne
14280 Saint-Germain-la-Blanche-Herbe
