Vintage Original B&W Photo, a Stage Play in “Letters from War” by Jacques Vaché played by Patrick Simon 1999 Photograph by Patrick Lalande

François Timmerman, Jean-Luc Moreau, Georges Wilson, Pierre Boutron, Claude Santelli, Henri Calef, Claudia Morin, Pierre Cardinal, Gilles Béhat, Georges Lautner, Bernard Anberrée, Gérard Gozlan, Patrick Pelloquet, Christina Fabiani, Josée Dayan, Jean-Louis Martin-Barbaz, Hervé Van der Meulen, and others have all directed him with success. He performed in Eugène Labiche’s The Thirty Million Gladiators and Philippe Gilles’s Hervé Van Der Meulen in 2008, followed by Jean-Louis Martin-Barbaz’s La Cerisaie by Anton Tchekhov. He performed with Jean-Louis Martin-Barbaz in Britannicus by Jean Racine in 2009, as well as in Au bout de la plage… le Banquet.

• Size: 220mmx160mm
• Year: 1999

Fair Condition: The photograph exhibits moderate signs of wear and tear, along with silvering effects. These may include scratches or marks, minor fading, slight damage to the corners, and a noticeable presence of silvering, which can add a vintage charm to the overall appearance. Patrick Lalande, born on January 7, 1959, in Toulon, France, is a passionate and versatile artist whose journey in photography and visual arts is marked by notable experiences and achievements. He began his photography training at the Chambre des Métiers de Toulon, honing his skills in the visual field, and later enriched his artistic background at the Beaux-Arts in Toulon, where he developed his creativity and artistic approach. Lalande’s talent in photography has been recognized and celebrated in prestigious magazines like Photo and Photo Reporter, where his exceptional composition skills and ability to capture unique moments have been widely praised. He has collaborated with poet Robert Vitton, creating poetic illustrations for writers’ editions at R.A.L.M Paris, showcasing his ability to blend visual art with poetry. Demonstrating an entrepreneurial spirit, Lalande founded his own studio-gallery in the medieval village of Le Castellet, creating a space for sharing his work and interacting with art enthusiasts. His art has been exhibited in numerous cities worldwide, including Paris, Lyon, Aix-en-Provence, Barcelona, Cologne, Utrecht, Port-au-Prince, Miami, and Calcutta. Lalande’s works are highly valued by collectors and are featured in prestigious collections, such as the AHUJA Museum for Arts in Kolkuta, India, and the collection of the Prime Minister’s Office in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Residing and working in Le Castellet, France, Patrick Lalande continues to inspire and captivate the art world with his creative endeavors.