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Makiko Takehara
Vintage 1858
Vintage 1858 - In the château boudoir, inspired by Victor Hugo
Perrier-Jouët has embarked on a creative collaboration with gifted Japanese art photographer Makiko Takehara, giving rise to an artistic interpretation of twenty of its legendary vintages.
Vintage 1952
Vintage 1952 - Mobiles composition, inspired by Calder
From the oldest in Champagne, the PJ 1825, to the first of the new millennium.
Vintage 1975
Vintage 1975 - Flower power, inspired by David Hockney
Makiko Takehara’s compositions provide a singularly artistic perspective of each vintage, turning champagne into a work of art.
Vintage 2002
Vintage 2002 - Beauty is a form of genius, inspired by Mona Oren
The artist
MAKIKO TAKEHARA
Makiko Takehara, above, is a renowned photographer originating from Kagawa in Japan. She graduated from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, in 2002. The same year she was selected for the PDN Photography Annual. Since then, Makiko has contributed to magazines including Los Angeles Times magazine, Bloom, Berliner and Icon. Makiko now lives and works in Paris.
Makiko Takehara, above, is a renowned photographer originating from Kagawa in Japan. She graduated from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, in 2002. The same year she was selected for the PDN Photography Annual. Since then, Makiko has contributed to magazines including Los Angeles Times magazine, Bloom, Berliner and Icon. Makiko now lives and works in Paris.