Christophe von Hohenberg
Baiser de soleil
archival pigment print
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 10
40h x 60w in, Ed. of 3
Christophe von Hohenberg
Open Legs
archival pigment print
28h x 42w in
Ed. of 6
Christophe von Hohenberg
Lone surfer checking out the sets
archival pigment print
15h x 21.5w in, Ed. of 10
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 25
42h x 62w in, Ed. of 3
Christophe von Hohenberg
Christina's World
archival pigment print
28h x 42w in
Ed. of 25
Christophe von Hohenberg
Surf Dog
archival pigment print
15h x 21.5w in, Ed. of 10
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 25
Christophe von Hohenberg
Group of Surfers
archival pigment print
15h x 21.5w in, Ed. of 10
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 10
Christophe von Hohenberg
Running Surfer
archival pigment print
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 5
40h x 60w in, Ed. of 3
Christophe von Hohenberg
Dog Beach
archival pigment print
15h x 21.5w in, Ed. of 10
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 6
Christophe von Hohenberg
Untitled
archival pigment print
15h x 21.5w in
Ed. of 6
Christophe von Hohenberg
Untitled
archival pigment print
15h x 21.5w in, Ed. of 10
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 5
Christophe von Hohenberg
Two dogs social distancing
archival pigment print
15h x 21.5w in, Ed. of 10
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 25
Christophe von Hohenberg
Dancing in The Rain
archival pigment print
15h x 21.5w in, Ed. of 10
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 5
Christophe von Hohenberg
Driftwood II
archival pigment print
15h x 21.5w in, Ed. of 10
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 5
Christophe von Hohenberg
Fog on Georgica Pond
archival pigment print
15h x 21.5w in, Ed. of 10
31h x 42w in, Ed. of 5
40h x 60w in, Ed. of 3
Christophe von Hohenberg
Georgica pond Ocean view
archival pigment print
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 10
40h x 60w in, Ed. of 3
Christophe von Hohenberg
Snow Cones
archival pigment print
15h x 21.5w in, Ed. of 10
28h x 42w in, Ed. of 5
40h x 60w in, Ed. of 3
Christophe von Hohenberg
Feather
archival pigment print
29h x 24w in, Ed. of 6
48h x 28w in, Ed. of 6
Christophe von Hohenberg
Wookie Feet
Digital Fiber Fine Art Print
22.5h x 14.5w in, Ed. of 25
30h x 40w in, Ed. of 25
Christophe von Hohenberg
Monumental Sand Sculptures I
archival pigment print on metallic paper
30h x 40w in
Ed. of 5
Christophe von Hohenberg (b. 1952)
Monumental Sand Sculptures II
archival pigment print on metallic paper
30h x 40w in
Ed. of 5
Christophe von Hohenberg
Monumental Sand Sculptures III
archival pigment print on metallic paper
30h x 40w in
Ed. of 5
Christophe von Hohenberg
Warhol 3x3
archival giclée fine art print on Moab entrada inkjet watercolor paper
36h x 27.5w in
Ed. of 10
Christophe von Hohenberg
Warhol Single Portrait
archival giclée fine art print on Moab entrada inkjet watercolor paper
32h x 23w in
Ed. of 5
A Long Island native, Christophe von Hohenberg has always been a world traveler and took an interest in photography at the young age of fourteen. He was raised in Southhampton, New York; Neubeuern, Germany; St. Croix, Virgin Islands; and New York City. He attended university in Paris and graduated with a degree in European Studies in 1975. After graduating, von Hohenberg began his full-time photography career. He was a freelance photographer in Paris and New York City before he began shooting fashion for American Vogue in 1979. He has since photographed for Andy Warhol’s Interview Magazine, German Vogue, Vanity Fair, French Vogue and several other renowned publications. He has also participated in ad campaigns for Givenchy, Estee Lauder, The New York Times, and more.
The White Album of the Hamptons is von Hohenberg’s latest book, which follows the success of Shadows of the Gods: Mexico City (2018), Andy Warhol: The Day the Factory Died (2006), and Another Planet: New York Portraits 1976-1996 (2014). Von Hohenberg has been featured in solo exhibitions in Stockholm, Dallas, Munich, Salzburg, and London, and has exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. His work can be found in the permanent collections of the Norton Museum in Palm Beach and the Guild Hall Museum in East Hampton, as well as in private collections throughout the United States, Europe, and South America. He currently lives and works in New York.
“The White Album of the Hamptons” is an exhibition of recent work by internationally acclaimed photographer Christophe von Hohenberg, including previously unseen images. The series of work is a stunning ode to the Hamptons, New York, coinciding with the 2021 publication of his book The White Album of the Hamptons.
In this series, von Hohenberg masterfully captures moments in time on the shores of Long Island. The images are both playful and poetic, dominated by a spectrum of grey tones and over-exposed sources of light. The anonymity and far-off nature of figures and objects render these images both mysterious and meditative. They have an intimate quality to them, so much so that even if the viewer has never set foot on the Eastern shores, von Hohenberg’s images are somehow familiar. He is innovative in his approach to light and exposure, capturing the dream-like beauty and soul of the New York coastline.
“These images are about healing,” say von Hohenberg, “Following footprints on the shoreline, picking up seashells with the wind and water kissing my face centers my soul. These beaches serve as a cleansing tonic to my mind, making me feel refreshed and whole and temporarily washing away my anxieties.”
Christophe von Hohenberg presents Serenity, a selection of previously unseen photographs from the series White Album at Coe + Co Gallery in Palm Beach until April 2nd, 2023.
Christophe von Hohenberg has made a name for himself as one of the most celebrated photographers of his generation with a body of work exhibiting a distinctive urban sensibility.
Meanwhile down there in Palm Beach John Paulson and Jane Holzer (a.k.a Baby Jane Holzer — she’ll always be to many of us) co-hosted the private preview last Thursday night of Christophe von Hohenberg’s stunning The White Album of the Hamptons at Cavalier Galleries on South County Road.
Cavalier Gallery with Jane Holzer & John Paulson host a VIP Pre-Show Viewing of Christophe von Hohenberg’s new book of photographs, The White Album of the Hamptons.
The Coe + Co. Photography Gallery was the setting for a reception and book-signing to benefit a scholarship fund for Dreyfoos School of the Arts students.
