Marc Lagrange, Fleur de Pavé, 2014
Echo Fine Arts is proud to present “Iconic Marc Lagrange,” a major solo exhibition celebrating the work of renowned Belgian photographer Marc Lagrange (1957–2015).
For the first time in a decade in France, the exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to explore two floors dedicated to Lagrange’s most celebrated images, alongside rare and previously unseen works. Highlights include new editions and a selection of classics from his Platinum and Polarized series, many of which are sold out in their original editions.
Marc Lagrange, Carole at Villa C (After), 2007
Marc Lagrange, The Interview (After), Barcelona, 2008
Marc Lagrange, Unknown, Lanzarote, 2008
Marc Lagrange, Butterfly, 2013
Marc Lagrange, Romy Muse, Antwerp, 2015
One floor is devoted entirely to unique black-and-white proofs from Senza Parole in smaller formats, offering a more intimate perspective on the photographs that are often known for their monumental scale.
“Iconic Marc Lagrange” presents the full breadth of the artist’s practice, from his meticulous set designs to his deeply human portraits that capture emotion, strength, and sensuality. This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to experience the legacy of one of contemporary photography’s most compelling and influential Belgian figures.
Marc Lagrange, Bonne The Face, 2000
Marc Lagrange, Genocide Trilogy (1), Antwerp, 2005
Marc Lagrange, Genocide Trilogy (2), Antwerp, 2005
Marc Lagrange, Genocide Trilogy (3), Antwerp, 2005
Marc Lagrange, White Nanou, 2002
Marc Lagrange, The Custodian, Antwerp, 2013
Echo Fine Arts is an art gallery based in Cannes, France, with a focus on photography active internationally. From studio portraits to conceptual photography, from digital manipulations to traditional printing techniques, the gallery aims to articulate a vision of this medium that is at once diverse and singular in terms of ideas and concerns. Whether it be tomorrow’s leading artists or established figureheads, all photographers distinguish themselves by the originality and authenticity of their practice.
Marc Lagrange, The Phrygian Cap, Antwerp, 2015
Marc Lagrange, Leather and Lace, 201
Marc Lagrange, Infinite Possibilities, 2014
Marc Lagrange, Angels and Saints, Pietrasanta, 2015
Marc Lagrange, Ball Bearing, Antwerp, 2013
Marc Lagrange, Bubu, 2014
Marc Lagrange (1957–2015) was a Belgian photographer born in Kinshasa, Congo, who transitioned from engineering to fine art photography. Preferring analog over digital, he became renowned for his intimate portraits and monumental Polaroids that captured texture, mood, and emotion. Meticulous in every detail, from lighting to set design, Lagrange created images that celebrated beauty, sensuality, and human connection. His work was defined by a deep respect for the mystery and strength of women, transforming his subjects into confident and compelling protagonists.
Over his career, Lagrange exhibited internationally and collaborated with brands such as Delvaux, producing elegant and evocative series like Timeless Beauties. His books, including Diamonds and Pearls (2013) and Hotel Maritime – Room #58 (2014), further solidified his reputation as a master of narrative and atmosphere. Since his sudden death in 2015, Lagrange’s work continues to inspire and captivate, leaving a lasting legacy as one of the most distinctive and poetic voices in contemporary photography.
Iconic Marc Lagrange
November 19, 2025 – March 28, 2026 / Echo Fine Arts, Cannes, France
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