Monograph - Anne Pantillon 2025

This volume is the first monograph dedicated to the work of Swiss artist Anne Pantillon, collecting over two decades of her serial works and artistic research. Featuring 145 photographs, it offers readers a deep dive into the different phases of Pantillon’s production, each defined by its unique gesture and process. Pantillon’s career has been marked by constant experimentation, moving seamlessly between realism and abstraction while mastering a variety of techniques such as watercolor, drawing, ink, paiting, and engraving.
 
Her multifaceted oeuvre reflects recurring themes such as the exploration of both wild and urban nature, the depiction of movement, and the relationship between painting and music. Throughout her career, Pantillon’s works have consistently demonstrated her remarkable skill and physical engagement with her craft.
 
This monograph includes insightful texts by Nathalie Chaix (Director of the Musée Jenisch Vevey), Corinne Currat (Assistant Curator at the Fondation de l’Hermitage), and Pierre Fankhauser (Writer and Translator), whose poetry collection La visée Anne Pantillon illustrated.
The book features 145 stunning photographs by Yvain Genevay and Anne Pantillon, allowing readers to engage visually with the artist's material process and conceptual depth. Printed in both French and English, it offers a comprehensive insight into the artist’s work for an international audience.
 
Details:
Hardback
Format: 24 x 28.5 cm
Pages: 192
Photographs: 145 colour photographs
Language: French / English
Printed by: Conti Tipocolor Firenze
ISBN: 979-12-5460-010-8
Publication Date: November 4, 2022
Publisher: 5 Continents Editions
Price: CHF 60 / 45 € at Art Paris
Shipping: Ships within three business days.
 
Limited Edition: For a truly special edition, we offer a set that includes the book and 80 original watercolours by Anne Pantillon. This exclusive version is priced at CHF 390.-.
 
This publication is supported by the City of Lausanne, Société Académique Vaudoise, Fondation Philanthropique Famille Sandoz, Loterie Romande, and Arts Visuels Vaud.