Nus Érotiques

Nus érotiques is a mid-20th-century photographic art book created by the influential French artist, gallery owner, and photographer Paul Facchetti (Paul L. Facchetti), published in Paris by Éditions de Olby (c. 1950s). Key Highlights Photographic Focus: The book presents a collection of artistic nude studies and studio portraits, exploring form, shadow, contour, and exotic aesthetic motifs typical of mid-century European nude photography. The Author / Gallery Master: Beyond his work behind the camera, Paul Facchetti was a legendary figure in modern art history best known for founding the Studio Facchetti gallery in Paris in 1951, where he hosted Jackson Pollock's first solo European exhibition and championed Art Informel, Tachisme, and Abstract Expressionism. Collector's Value: Combining artistic figure study with the history of French mid-century art galleries, the volume remains a sought-after reference for vintage studio photography and modern graphic publishing.