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Portrait Eric Neveu





Eric Neveu



Photographer.

Eric neveu was born in france 1947.
In 1972, Eric Neveu is hired by the largest publishing company of the world Daniel Filipacchi editions as the personal assistant of the famous owner. one year later Daniel Filipacchi will promote the young Eric Neveu to the task of editor in chief of its art book collections on surrealism and american realistic photography.
In 1979, Daniel Filipacchi ask Eric to move to New-York to perfect his young man artistic experience then Eric is deeply inspired the magical discovery of photography. Passionate by cars, he will take his first pictures of automobiles and upon his return to paris his work is exhibited in a parisian gallery which will sell 40 of his prints on the very same day of the opening.
In 1983, Eric Neveu choose to shoot nude and erotic photography for Penthouse magazine, the u.s. success is instant, Daniel Filipacchi asked Eric to create a new magazine named after his dog Newlook. Newlook mag after few months will brake a record sales in Europe of 600.000 per months. The big boss d.f. award Eric Neveu for his unprecedented result, by giving him the high responsibility of chief editor of many magazines such as: Union, Lui, Penthouse etc....
In 2008 Eric dedicate himself to his own artistic creations on various affectioned themes : fish, cats, architectural cities, airplanes and abstractions.
In june 2009 his airplane pieces installation are gigantically projected in the booth of masterjet in the famous french world air show in the salon du Bourget.
May-june 2010, Eric Neveu work enters in the museum in the musée du Montparnasse where hundreds of visitors acclaimed the artist and two of his pieces are acquiered by the greatest private world collections. About his artist work Eric Neveu modestly defines himself as an image crafter, whose like to fill up empty walls.


Work of art in position

7 Legshow dans un salon
Radka dans une chambre


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