Jean-Claude Peretz was a French advertising photographer active during the 1960s and 1970s. He is notably recognized for his innovative approach to photography and book design, particularly in the realm of fashion and eroticism. Following an economic crisis in the 1970s that impacted the advertising industry, Peretz transitioned from commercial photography to becoming an antiques dealer, eventually specializing in folk art. His most famous work is the 'Erotoscope' (1970), a unique flip-book featuring layered photographs of models that allow for thousands of visual combinations.[1,2]
Erotoscope1970 · Marie Concorde Editeur · book · FrenchA flip-book featuring three female models with twelve different hairstyles and outfits each, allowing for 26,568 combinations.
L'outil et le compagnonbook · FrenchA collection of exceptional tools curated by Peretz.
References
Josef Chladek. Jean-Claude Peretz & Raymond Abigeo - Erotoscope. link
Bidsquare. Eroto-Scope Flipbook by Jean-Claude Peretz & Raymond Abigeo. link
