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Irina Ionesco was born in Paris to Romanian parents and spent her childhood there. She returned to Paris in 1946 and worked as a dancer for about 10 years from around 1951, but due to illness she began to recuperate and began painting. On Christmas night in 1964, she bought a Nikon F. She met a girl named Anouk and photographed her, marking her start as a photographer. Since then, she has continued to photograph many women, including her daughter Eva (who was sued by her own daughter in 2012 for damages). Her unique style, based on surrealism, has not weakened, and she continues to take works that are called modern baroque photography. This book contains about 90 monochrome portraits of women. Published by Contrejour, a publishing house established by photographers Bernard Plossu and Claude Nori.
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