"Two Hands" (1966) by Man Ray, limited screen printing

Man Ray, born in Philadelphia in 1890, is a central figure of modern art and photography, known for his avant -garde approach and innovative techniques. His move to Paris in the 1920s consolidated his role in the avant-garde scene, where he created numerous important works, including "Le Violon d'Ingres" and the sculpture "poison". His unique photograms, which he called rayographers, show his ability to innovate and merge photography and painting. Man Ray's pioneering spirit makes his works of art into valuable complementary pieces for collectors, since they are not only aesthetic objects, but also represent important milestones of artistic expression and the development of surrealism.