Rheims, Bettina | Paris. Sens Uniques (from: Rose. C'est Paris), 2009 — available on Composition Gallery
// Paris. Sens Uniques from the series Rose, C'est Paris by Bettina Rheims, created in 2009, is a striking black-and-white pigment print that explores themes of identity, femininity, and eroticism. The composition centers on a woman with a platinum blonde wig, posed confidently in vintage lingerie with a label reading Paris Sens Uniques placed over her chest. Set against an opulent background with candle-lit chandeliers and classic furnishings, the image juxtaposes elegance and provocation. Rheims’s use of monochrome enhances the timeless, cinematic quality of the piece, blending the surreal with the sensual. Known for her bold explorations of female identity and empowerment, Rheims captures a scene that is both seductive and confrontational, inviting viewers to contemplate the boundaries of femininity and performance.
Artwork Copyright © Bettina Rheims
Bettina Rheims (France, 1952) is a French photographer renowned for her provocative portraits that explore themes of femininity, sexuality, and identity. Her notable works include 'Female Trouble' (1989) and 'Chambre Close' (1992). Rheims has collaborated with novelist Serge Bramly and has been honored with the Grand Prix de la Photographie de la Ville de Paris in 1994.
Artwork Copyright © Bettina Rheims

Paris. Sens Uniques (from: Rose. C'est Paris), 2009

Form

Medium

Edition

Price

Available works →
  • Authenticity Guaranteed
  • Insured Shipping
  • Online Since 2005
Inventory 8378
Signed
Comes with gallery invoice and certificate
Sell Us a Similar Artwork. Learn more.
// Paris. Sens Uniques from the series Rose, C'est Paris by Bettina Rheims, created in 2009, is a striking black-and-white pigment print that explores themes of identity, femininity, and eroticism. The composition centers on a woman with a platinum blonde wig, posed confidently in vintage lingerie with a label reading Paris Sens Uniques placed over her chest. Set against an opulent background with candle-lit chandeliers and classic furnishings, the image juxtaposes elegance and provocation. Rheims’s use of monochrome enhances the timeless, cinematic quality of the piece, blending the surreal with the sensual. Known for her bold explorations of female identity and empowerment, Rheims captures a scene that is both seductive and confrontational, inviting viewers to contemplate the boundaries of femininity and performance.
Artwork Copyright © Bettina Rheims
Bettina Rheims (France, 1952) is a French photographer renowned for her provocative portraits that explore themes of femininity, sexuality, and identity. Her notable works include 'Female Trouble' (1989) and 'Chambre Close' (1992). Rheims has collaborated with novelist Serge Bramly and has been honored with the Grand Prix de la Photographie de la Ville de Paris in 1994.
Artwork Copyright © Bettina Rheims
SORT BY
  • Recently Added
  • Price (Low-High)
  • Price (High-Low)
  • Year (Low-High)
  • Year (High-Low)
Paris. Sens Uniques (from: Rose. C'est Paris)

Bettina Rheims

Paris. Sens Uniques (from: Rose. C'est Paris), 2009

Limited Edition Print

Pigment print

Currently Not Available

 Chambre close

Bettina Rheims

Chambre close, 2008

Limited Edition Print

C-Print

Currently Not Available

Stay Updated on Bettina Rheims

Subscribe to receive updates on new artworks, exhibitions and news about Bettina Rheims.

We respect your privacy and protect your information.
What is contemporary art?

What is contemporary art?

Contemporary art refers to avant-garde or innovative art created in the recent past or present day. The exact starting point of contemporary art varies depending on the institution, often tied to the founding year of museums or galleries that showcase the style. Contemporary art is characterized by its focus on current ideas, diverse media, and the exploration of new concepts and techniques.

Rheims, Bettina | Paris. Sens Uniques (from: Rose. C'est Paris), 2009 — available on Composition Gallery

Bettina Rheims

Paris. Sens Uniques (from: Rose. C'est Paris), 2009

33 x 24 cm

Est. 2005 — twenty years of collecting, online.