WINNIE DENKER - " Tout Paris " 1987

WINNIE DENKER - " Tout Paris " 1987Unique artwork Technique: Photography and light Box Dimensions: 225 x 115 cm Certificate: A certificate of authenticity signed by the artist is issued Information: Winnie, born in Denmark in 1938, is a celebrated photographer renowned for her work in architecture, museums, historic sites, and urban landscapes. Her distinctive technique involves assembling photographs with meticulously hand placed LEDs to create precise, luminous light boxesa process

Unique artwork

Technique: Photography and light Box

Dimensions: 225 x 115 cm 

Certificate: A certificate of authenticity signed by the artist is issued

Information: Winnie, born in Denmark in 1938, is a celebrated photographer renowned for her work in architecture, museums, historic sites, and urban landscapes. Her distinctive technique involves assembling photographs with meticulously hand-placed LEDs to create precise, luminous light boxes—a process that can take weeks per piece.

After moving to New York in 1975, her work appeared in prestigious magazines such as Vogue and Elle, and she published her first photographic book, The Library of Nation USA. Her early assignments included Women's Wear Dailyand House & Garden.

In 1986, she began documenting the Eiffel Tower for its centenary, collaborating with Pierre Bideau and Françoise Sagan, resulting in the book La Sentinelle de Paris. Later, her photographs of the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg gained such acclaim that they became a permanent exhibition in 1992.

Today, Winnie is the author of six books and has held over a hundred exhibitions worldwide, cementing her legacy as a master of light, architecture, and urban photography.

Information about the artwork: Le Tout Paris has been shot in 1987 for Jacques Chirac former French President. He needed a photo of Paris for at the occasion of the Bicentenary of the French Revolution when he was major of Paris. She recently decide to enhance the beauty of this photography with lights. She worked for weeks with LED Ingenierie to put hundreds of them specifically where she sees lights on her work. It is a unique work because the Fuji films used for this print no longer exist in this size.