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Pierre Schwartz is a photographer born in Suresnes in 1963. Passionate by Nature, he dedicates a big part of his work to the wild beauty of animals. In his research on the Przewalski horse, his obsession is to pay tribute to the last wild horse represented in the Palaeolithic Art and to find in his pictures the magic of these rock engravings that were the signature of pictorial art more then 60 000 years ago.

The XXth century is about photography and it is no coincidence that one night of 1985 the magic of this new art appeared to him while browsing a famous book of the photographer Henry Cartier Bresson in the living room of a friend, himself the disciple of the master of the decisive moment.

Since then, photography will never be only an action of reproduction but a way to transmit an instant of life with all the sensibility and spontaneity coming from the heart. His first steps are like a challenge and starts by working as a reporter-photographer for the press agency "Reuters Paris", for the purpose of press news reports.

After several publications in the daily "Libération", the photography department orders him news photography reports but with a critical eye. After two years of Parisian reports, his love for Nature invites him in the Cévennes to treat his first magazine report on the griffon vulture, recently reintroduced in the Gorges of Causse Méjean. Several weeks of watching this large glider in the hard loneliness of this wild space ended up with a 12-page report in the magazine "Terre Sauvage".

It will be during a trip of several months in Morocco that he will decide to follow the last falconers that have kept their flight hunting traditions: "The last falconers of Morocco". Firstly exclusively for the "Figaro Magazine", it will finally be published in "Magazine Geo", with whom he will collaborate for several years.

The consecration will be with the fundamental work about the return of the wolf in Europe, this report was published in "Européenne Stern", "Géo France", "Geo Espagne", "The Sunday Telegraph Magazine" and "7 Courrier de la Serra".

In 1989, by chance during his itinerary in Morocco, he attends the record of the song "Continental Drift" of the Rolling Stones. This meeting will allow him to realize a series of images in the intimacy of the mythic group.

He then collaborates with different press agencies as Sipa Press, GLMR, and works for the television channel "Canal Plus" as a studio photographer.

For now two years, he has been exploring new possibilities of aerial photographies with a drone and still works on his background work about the last wild horse existing on the earth: Przewalski horse.
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Photography, Victoire Montmorency, Pierre Schwartz

Victoire Montmorency

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 31.5 x 31.5 inch

$906

Photography, Vallée des roses Maroc, Pierre Schwartz

Vallée des roses Maroc

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 30.7 x 47.2 inch

$1,075

Photography, Auvergne, Pierre Schwartz

Auvergne

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 26 x 39.4 inch

$1,698

Photography, Panthère de l'Amour 01, Pierre Schwartz

Panthère de l'Amour 01

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 31.5 x 47.2 inch

$1,121

Photography, Ombres, Pierre Schwartz

Ombres

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 25.6 x 16.9 inch

$792

Photography, L'oeil et la petite fumée, Pierre Schwartz

L'oeil et la petite fumée

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 23.6 x 15.7 inch

$792

Photography, Marion, Pierre Schwartz

Marion

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 15.7 x 23.6 inch

$792

Photography, Michael Jackson, Pierre Schwartz

Michael Jackson

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 44.1 x 31.5 inch

$5,660

Photography, Le repos du daim, Pierre Schwartz

Le repos du daim

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 39.8 x 59.1 inch

$2,264

Photography, Pénélope, Pierre Schwartz

Pénélope

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 31.5 x 31.5 inch

$1,019

Photography, Loup Arctique 01, Pierre Schwartz

Loup Arctique 01

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 31.5 x 47.2 inch

$1,121

Photography, Tigres de Sibérie, Pierre Schwartz

Tigres de Sibérie

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 27.6 x 41.3 inch

$1,472

Photography, Dragillan, Pierre Schwartz

Dragillan

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 27.6 x 41.3 inch

$1,472

Photography, Loup, Pierre Schwartz

Loup

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 23.6 x 15.7 inch

$1,019

Photography, Regard de loup, Pierre Schwartz

Regard de loup

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 20.9 x 31.5 inch

$1,132

Photography, La harde, Pierre Schwartz

La harde

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 17.3 x 27.6 inch

$1,358

Photography, Louvard, Pierre Schwartz

Louvard

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 19.7 x 15.7 inch

$1,019

Photography, Eau de perles, Pierre Schwartz

Eau de perles

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 18.9 x 31.5 inch

$1,245

Photography, Perles de lumière, Pierre Schwartz

Perles de lumière

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 18.5 x 31.5 inch

$1,245

Photography, Maya, Pierre Schwartz

Maya

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 20.9 x 31.5 inch

$1,245

Photography, Rose Bonbon, Pierre Schwartz

Rose Bonbon

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 20.9 x 31.5 inch

$1,245

Photography, Jafar, Pierre Schwartz

Jafar

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 20.9 x 31.5 inch

$1,245

Photography, Loup de Mongolie 02, Pierre Schwartz

Loup de Mongolie 02

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 41.3 x 27.6 inch

$1,585

Photography, Tigresse de l'Amour 01, Pierre Schwartz

Tigresse de l'Amour 01

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 31.5 x 29.1 inch

$1,358

Photography, Cheval de Przewalski 02, Pierre Schwartz

Cheval de Przewalski 02

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 27.6 x 41.3 inch

$1,585

Photography, Cheval de Przewalski 01, Pierre Schwartz

Cheval de Przewalski 01

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 29.1 x 47.2 inch

$1,075

Photography, Hippopotamus amphibius 01, Pierre Schwartz

Hippopotamus amphibius 01

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 31.5 x 47.2 inch

$1,472

Photography, Hippopotamus amphibius 02, Pierre Schwartz

Hippopotamus amphibius 02

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 31.5 x 47.2 inch

$1,472

Photography, L'Enfant du Rex Paris, Pierre Schwartz

L'Enfant du Rex Paris

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 39.4 x 26 inch

$1,698

Photography, Vautour fauve 03, Pierre Schwartz

Vautour fauve 03

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 31.5 x 47.2 inch

$1,019

Photography, Guépard 01, Pierre Schwartz

Guépard 01

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 31.5 x 44.9 inch

$1,121

Photography, Loup de Mongolie 04, Pierre Schwartz

Loup de Mongolie 04

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 15.7 x 21.7 inch

$906

Photography, L'envol du cygne, Pierre Schwartz

L'envol du cygne

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 11.8 x 17.7 inch

$679

Photography, Madonna, Pierre Schwartz

Madonna

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 43.3 x 36.6 inch

$5,660

Photography, Petite fille au Ballon Paris rue de Rivoli, Pierre Schwartz

Petite fille au Ballon Paris rue de Rivoli

Pierre Schwartz

Photography - 39.4 x 31.5 inch

$1,585

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Pierre Schwartz is a photographer born in Suresnes in 1963. Passionate by Nature, he dedicates a big part of his work to the wild beauty of animals. In his research on the Przewalski horse, his obsession is to pay tribute to the last wild horse represented in the Palaeolithic Art and to find in his pictures the magic of these rock engravings that were the signature of pictorial art more then 60 000 years ago.The XXth century is about photography and it is no coincidence that one night of 1985 the magic of this new art appeared to him while browsing a famous book of the photographer Henry Cartier Bresson in the living room of a friend, himself the disciple of the master of the decisive moment.Since then, photography will never be only an action of reproduction but a way to transmit an instant of life with all the sensibility and spontaneity coming from the heart. His first steps are like a challenge and starts by working as a reporter-photographer for the press agency "Reuters Paris", for the purpose of press news reports.After several publications in the daily "Libération", the photography department orders him news photography reports but with a critical eye. After two years of Parisian reports, his love for Nature invites him in the Cévennes to treat his first magazine report on the griffon vulture, recently reintroduced in the Gorges of Causse Méjean. Several weeks of watching this large glider in the hard loneliness of this wild space ended up with a 12-page report in the magazine "Terre Sauvage".It will be during a trip of several months in Morocco that he will decide to follow the last falconers that have kept their flight hunting traditions: "The last falconers of Morocco". Firstly exclusively for the "Figaro Magazine", it will finally be published in "Magazine Geo", with whom he will collaborate for several years.The consecration will be with the fundamental work about the return of the wolf in Europe, this report was published in "Européenne Stern", "Géo France", "Geo Espagne", "The Sunday Telegraph Magazine" and "7 Courrier de la Serra".In 1989, by chance during his itinerary in Morocco, he attends the record of the song "Continental Drift" of the Rolling Stones. This meeting will allow him to realize a series of images in the intimacy of the mythic group.He then collaborates with different press agencies as Sipa Press, GLMR, and works for the television channel "Canal Plus" as a studio photographer.For now two years, he has been exploring new possibilities of aerial photographies with a drone and still works on his background work about the last wild horse existing on the earth: Przewalski horse.

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What is Pierre Schwartz’s artistic movement?

The artistic movements of the artists are: Extracts from the Present

When was Pierre Schwartz born?

The year of birth of the artist is: 1963