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Remember Me review – narrow view of two photographic centuries is like a history of food in three ham sarnies

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Bourse de Commerce, Paris There are 700 works from François Pinault’s collection on display – more than half of them by Irving Penn – but it’s a blinkered selection and annoyingly didactic ‘Beware … of assuming the sterile attitude of the spectator,…

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  • Bourse de Commerce, Paris There are 700 works from François Pinault’s collection on display – more than half of them by Irving Penn – but it’s a blinkered selection and annoyingly didactic ‘Beware … of assuming the sterile attitude of the spectator,…
  • Reported by The Guardian and published Sat, 10 Oct 2026 04:00:46 UTC.

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