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This photo blog is about Yann Gourvennec's random musings about photography, watercolours, his surroundings, life, philosophy and planet Earth
The London Eye seen from Plantation Place, Fenchurch Street, London
Here is a sketch of a view of the London Eye seen from Plantation Place, Frenchuch Street in the City of London. The drawing...
Procession under the trees
Maurice Denis (1870-1943), a famous French painter, one of the leaders of the Nabis movement painted ‘Procession under the trees in St Germain en...
3 views of Paris around Denfert Rochereau
These 3 views are a follow-up on previous sketches done and published on this website. I translated the sketches to watercolours in a triptych.
Saint Germain en Laye (sketch)
A new sketch of Saint Germain en Laye, the regal town in an affluent suburb 20km west of Paris. I gave the watercolour a...
In Port Royal, a famous cloister yet almost forgotten
Here’s a new version of the Port Royal Cloister to complement our earlier sketch. This time it’s a watercolour and not a drawing.
Auvers sur Oise
Here is a view of Auvers sur Oise, the small town north west of Paris where Van Gogh ended up his life. He shot...
Villa Louvat in Paris near Daguerre
At Number 38 rue Boulard in Paris (14th arrondissement), there is a huge arch leading to a group of buildings named Villa Louvat. At...
The Workshop at the foot of the Pyrenees
Here is a view taken from our house in the Pyrenees. This is an old weaver’s workshop converted into a house. This is a...
Safe Haven in Le Havre
Le Havre is a town in France, the name of which means ‘haven’, almost oppositive newhaven on the other side of the Channel, in...
Emerging Artists 2007: An Art Contest in Hudson, New York
I have just applied to the Emerging Artists Art Contest organised by Slowart Productions. Here are the four pictures that I have sent to...
In Port Royal, a famous cloister yet almost forgotten
Back to Paris. Very close to the Port Royal (RER) underground station you may find the eponymous abbey. A famous religious place which used...
Aquarella 2006, an Art exhibition dedicated to Watercolours in Paris, France
On September 10, 2006 an exhibition will take place in Rueil Malmaison, 10 km west of Paris. The artists who will be present will...
Why a photo blog?
The Antimuseum in Paris and Beyond is a photography blog. It is the photography blog of Yann Gourvennec, an artist and photographer with a passion for visual art. It was created almost two decades ago, initially as a platform to showcase his watercolours. However, photography quickly took over, as the author has always been a photographer at heart, for as long as he can remember.
Why a photography blog on Antimuseum.com?
Why a photography blog, you ask? The answer is simple. This blog gives Yann Gourvennec photography a platform to showcase his work to as many people as possible. This photo blog doesn’t just display his latest shots. It also provides detailed explanations of each image, telling stories that are sometimes humorous, sometimes simply explanatory. In this blog, the author, sometimes assisted by a few interns, most of whom are American, endeavours to add historical and descriptive information about the places and people depicted in these photographic narratives, whenever possible.
The Photo Blog of a Professional Photographer
Yann Gourvennec is not only a passionate photographer, he is also a professional portrait photographer. You can view his work as a portrait photographer on the dedicated page of his photo studio.
This studio, located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, rue Desnouettes, is a space dedicated to professional photography, aimed at businesses and freelancers.
MYRIAD PHOTOGRAPHIC GENRES
In addition to his work as a portrait photographer, Yann Gourvennec also explores a variety of other photographic genres. Street photography and urban landscapes, portraits of people and landscapes, as well as still lifes are all subjects covered on this blog. Each image has its own story, representing a moment frozen in time by the shutter.
Antimuseum.com, the anti-museum in Paris and beyond is more than just a photography blog. It’s an online gallery, a living showcase for the blogger’s work and passion for photography. A place where each photo speaks for itself and conveys its truth. And who knows, maybe readers will even find inspiration for their own photographic or personal adventures.
Antimuseum is a place where visitors are invited to share their passion for photography through the eyes of the photographer.
You can catch a glimpse of his work as a professional portrait photographer on the photo studio page. The studio is located in the 15th district of Paris, France. Antimuseum is operated by Visionary Marketing
