Willy Ronis

Willy Ronis was born in Paris in 1910 and died in 2009 at the age of 99. He became a full-time photographer in 1945. He joined Doisneau, Brassaï and others at the Rapho Agency. He was the first French photographer to work for LIFE Magazine, and Edward Steichen exhibited him at the Museum of Modern Art in 1953 in a show called Four French Photographers. He was also part of the Family of Man exhibit. Afterimage Gallery gave him what was perhaps his first American art gallery show in 1985.

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PRICES:
Prints on 11 x 14 inch paper: $5,500.00
Prints on 16 x 20 inch paper: $6,800.00
Le Nu Provençal and Amoureux are $7,700.00 (11 x 14) and $9,600.00 (16 x 20)

Nu a la Fenêtre, Paris, 1955 Silver gelatin print, image size 13½ x 9½ inches (34 x 24 cm.) Signature fading but still legible: $2,500 (superb price for an origial Ronis) (SOLD)

Le Repos du Cirque Pinder,1956 Silver gelatin print, image size 13½ x 9½ inches (34 x 24 cm.) Signature fading but still legible: $2,500 (superb price for an origial Ronis)

Le Nu Provençal, Gordes, France, 1949 Silver gelatin print, image size 12 x 9½ inches (30 x 24 cm.) One of Ronis' best known images, mint condition: $5,500 (outstanding price)

Amoureux de la ColonneBastille, Paris, 1957

La Péniche aux Enfants, Paris, 1959	Vincent, Aéromodéliste, Gordes, 1949	Le Nu Provençal Gordes, 1949
Carrefour Sèvres-Babylone, Paris, 1959	Ménilmontant, Paris, 1959	Nu a la Fenetre, Paris, 1955

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