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Bruno de Monès

Bruno de Monès is a French photographer, born 11 February 1952 in Orléans. He is known for his black and white portraits of artists and intellectuals such as Klaus Kinski, Charles Aznavour, Salvador Dalí, Burt Lancaster and Claude Lévi-Strauss.

Bruno de Monès

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Name
Bruno de Monès
Born
11 February 1952
Birthplace
Orléans, France
Occupation
Photographer, screenwriter
Nationality
France
Languages
French

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Bruno de Monès is a French photographer, born 11 February 1952 in Orléans. He is known for his black and white portraits of artists and intellectuals such as Klaus Kinski, Charles Aznavour, Salvador Dalí, Burt Lancaster and Claude Lévi-Strauss.

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Bruno de Monès (born 1952) is a photographer, of French nationality. The photographer was born in Orléans. Languages used include French.

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