Convent of Tourette Le Corbusier the nave

The nave: photograph of the convent of Tourette. Built in the second half of the 1950s, the Tourette convent, near Lyon, is one of the major works of the brilliant Franco-Swiss architect Charles Jeanneret, known as Le Corbusier. These photographs were certainly taken with a Russian camera whose lens rotates 180° to take panoramic photographs, the horizont. Fine art print with pigment inks produced by our printer, in our workshop in Paris. Limited series of 99 copies. Each print is numbered in pencil and bears the name of the gallery on the back. The other images visible on the ad are available on the site. Other formats on request via site messaging.