13 October - 26 October 2023

After working for fifteen years as a civil rights lawyer, Renée Jacobs finally turned to the medium of photography.

Jacobs is one of the most famous nude photographers of our era. She was awarded the prestigious International Photography Award for Fine Art Nude.

Her work is exposed and published around the world. There are various monographies tracing her photographic work: Werkdruck (2012, Éditions Galerie Vevais), PARIS de Renée Jacobs (2013, Éditions Galerie Vevais) et Rêves de Femmes (2014, Éditions Bessard).

Her photographs were presented in dialogue with Helmut Newton's work this fall in Barcelona.

Renée Jacobs regularly works with Vanity Fair France, Elle Italia, L'Oeil de la Photographie, Playboy Italia, Silvershotz, Adore Noir, PH Magazine, Fine Art Photo, Nude Magazine, Photoicon, French Photo, B&W Magazine, Focus, Discarded Magazine, FHM Turquie and many other magazines.

Her photographs were included in many anthologies, including the famous Mammouth Book of Erotic Photography by Taschen.

Jacobs was commissioned for stories by New York Times, Philadelphia Inquirer and other newspapers and magazines. She earned the Robert F. Kennedy Prize for her exceptionnal story about the underpriviliged. This work is part of the permanant collection of the John F. Kennedy presidential library.