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Jean-Philippe Charbonnier
Sewing machine, Kuwait
1955
Gelatin silver print
Galerie Agathe Gaillard
© Jean-Philippe Charbonnier - courtesy of Galerie Agathe Gaillard (Paris, France)
LL/12499
"I waited five years for this woman. She had escaped me one evening in December 1950 in Marrakech, for lack of light and especiallyà a camera, and I raged against this lost photograph. I found her again in Kuwait, the first picture on my first roll, the afternoon of my arrival. What luck! Only by sleight of hand did I succeed in hiding and saving this film that the male Kuwaitis, pious and courteous but determined, wanted to confiscate in the name of the precepts of the Koran. Despite the amusing rolling stone context, this picture says more about ancient statuary than about the anecdote." (Jean-Philippe Charbonnier)
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Jean-Philippe Charbonnier, 1955, "Sewing machine, Kuwait", Gelatin silver print, Galerie Agathe Gaillard, © Jean-Philippe Charbonnier - courtesy of Galerie Agathe Gaillard (Paris, France), LL/12499
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