PreservedUpdated 9/20/2026

Man Ray, 'Noire et Blanche'
Made by Man Ray1926Atlanta, Georgia
Representative record: the collection's holdings in this category are publicly documented, but this specific object is an illustrative example of the documented type rather than an individually confirmed holding. A vintage print of Man Ray's 'Noire et Blanche' — Kiki de Montparnasse's face against an African mask, modernism's most argued-over double portrait. The collection's Man Ray holdings were central to Tate Modern's 'The Radical Eye'.
Provenance
1926
Photographed by Man Ray, Paris
confirmed
2016
Collection's Man Ray holdings exhibited at Tate Modern
documented
2026
Digitally preserved in Relic
confirmed
Current Custodian
Atlanta, Georgia & Nice, France
Access Matrix
- Digital viewingpublic
- Additional photographsby request
- Remote video inspectionavailable
- Research visitowner approval
- Temporary research loancase by_case
- Museum exhibition loanavailable
- Scientific samplingnot permitted
- Commercial licensingcontact owner
Record Metadata
CategoryPhotography
MaterialsGelatin silver print
DimensionsApprox. 22 × 28 cm
ConditionExcellent
Digital Record
24 high-res images (8,192 × 6,144)
3D Mesh / Photogrammetry
Precise digital measurements
Doc. Score: 90/100Scanned 8/30/2026
Cite this object
Relic Archive. (1926). Man Ray, 'Noire et Blanche' [Object record]. Relic Object RL-1926-007057.