Half a hundred photographs, created in different years by the famous photographer Jean-Marie Perrier (p. 1940), are divided into antique and modern.

The glorious history of music and photos include works of the 1960s. Then Perrier collaborated with the well-known French magazine Salut les copen, which promoted the youth musical subculture. At the same time, numerous photographs of the not yet legendary but already wildly popular The Beatles were made, including at the famous London recording studio on Abby Road, and the Rolling Stones. Perrier took a photo of the Beatles for Strawberry Fields Forever - Penny Lane Lennon - McCartney and a few more covers for the albums of the band. Photo portraits of Jean-Paul Belmondo, Alain Delon, Catherine Deneuve, Gerard Depardieu, Sophia Loren were made in the same years. Then he took about a 15-year break and went into filmmaking, shot a few feature films, and 600 commercials for the world's leading brands.

In the 1990s, Perrier returned to the camera and commissioned the magazine Elle to shoot a series of "The World of Fashion Designers". It included portraits of Vivienne Westwood, John Galliano, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Kenzo, Karl Lagerfeld, Yves Saint Laurent. And for each photographer finds his mise-en-scene. St. Laurent peeks out from behind the red drapes, Lagerfeld poses under the umbrella, hiding from the snow.

Jean-Marie Perrier. Vivienne Westwood. Elle magazine, September 1994. Photo: The Wallace Collection.