PHOTOGRAPHS & COLLECTIONS

A Journey Through the History of Photography

Expertisez Enchères is pleased to present two online auctions dedicated to photography and photographic collections, featuring a total of 1,175 lots on November 15 and 16, 2026.

From the earliest photographic processes of the nineteenth century to contemporary artistic experimentation, these two catalogues offer a fascinating journey through different periods, perspectives and techniques.

Discover daguerreotypes, vintage gelatin silver prints, modern and contemporary photographs, historical albums, rare photobooks and collectors' editions.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2026

Photographs & Collections — Part I

600 Lots · Closing from 2:00 PM (Paris Time)

The first auction highlights modern and contemporary photographic expression, featuring works by Antoine d'Agata, Carlo Mollino, Daido Moriyama and Wolfgang Tillmans, alongside a selection of collectible prints and photographic publications.

Portraiture, experimental photography, documentary images and artists' books come together in a collection reflecting a wide range of artistic visions.

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2026

Photographs & Collections — Part II

575 Lots · Closing from 2:00 PM (Paris Time)

The second auction explores the origins of photography, featuring nineteenth-century daguerreotypes, early portraits, historical photographic albums and documentary collections.

Among the highlights is a remarkable cigar case associated with Nadar's famous balloon Le Géant, dating from around 1865, recalling the pioneering photographer's extraordinary adventures in aerial photography.

This selection will appeal to collectors of early photography, historical documents, photographic objects and rare albums.

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How to Bid

Both auctions will take place exclusively online through Drouot.com. Browse the catalogues, examine the detailed descriptions and photographs, and place your bids directly on the platform.

November 15 & 16, 2026
Lots begin closing at 2:00 PM (Paris Time) on each auction day.