Serge Bramly (born January 31, 1949) is a French writer, art critic, photographer, and traveler. Born in Tunis, he moved to France as a child in 1961. He studied modern literature at Nanterre and served in the military in Afghanistan before becoming a teacher of French in Pakistan and Brazil. Bramly has established himself as an expert on photography and a prolific author of novels and essays inspired by his travels in South America and his interest in art history. He is known for his works on figures such as Man Ray and Bettina Rheims, and he received the Prix Interallié in 2008 for his novel 'Le Premier Principe - Le Second Principe'.[1,2,4,5]
Fleurs De Peau / Skin Flowers1999 · Kehayoff Verlag · book · EnglishISBN 3929078732Edited by Gérard Lévy and Serge Bramly; survey of tattoos in 1930s Lyon.
Le Premier Principe - Le Second Principe2008 · Lattès · book · FrenchWinner of the Prix Interallié.
