Internationally renowned photographer Henk van Cauwenbergh (b.1958) studied communication sciences at the Brussels University and completed his studies in Paris at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. An early encounter with top photographer Peter Lindbergh in Arles inspired and informed his subsequent career. In 1994, he opened the Loft Fashion Factory, his photography studio in Antwerp. In 2006 he published his first book, Le Matin, in which he portrays 100 women of 19 different nationalities during their morning ritual. In 2010 he released a second title, called Rencontre, ISBN 9789058563545, a visual tribute to Jean-Baptiste Jalabert, a famous French matador and Francesca Dolci, a ballerina working in Monaco. In 2014 he published the first in his stylish city impressions series, Les Brasseries de Paris, ISBN 9789058565075, a tribute to Paris and to his friend, Charles Aznavour. Recent books in the series include Exquisite Venues of London, ISBN 9789058565259, and Wonderful Antwerp, ISBN 9789058565785.

Internationally renowned photographer Henk van Cauwenbergh (b.1958) studied communication sciences at the Brussels University and completed his studies in Paris at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. An early encounter with top photographer Peter Lindbergh in Arles inspired and informed his subsequent career. In 1994, he opened the Loft Fashion Factory, his photography studio in Antwerp. In 2006 he published his first book, Le Matin, in which he portrays 100 women of 19 different nationalities during their morning ritual. In 2010 he released a second title, called Rencontre, ISBN 9789058563545, a visual tribute to Jean-Baptiste Jalabert, a famous French matador and Francesca Dolci, a ballerina working in Monaco. In 2014 he published the first in his stylish city impressions series, Les Brasseries de Paris, ISBN 9789058565075, a tribute to Paris and to his friend, Charles Aznavour. Recent books in the series include Exquisite Venues of London, ISBN 9789058565259, and Wonderful Antwerp, ISBN 9789058565785.

Internationally renowned photographer Henk van Cauwenbergh (b.1958) studied communication sciences at the Brussels University and completed his studies in Paris at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. An early encounter with top photographer Peter Lindbergh in Arles inspired and informed his subsequent career. In 1994, he opened the Loft Fashion Factory, his photography studio in Antwerp. In 2006 he published his first book, Le Matin, in which he portrays 100 women of 19 different nationalities during their morning ritual. In 2010 he released a second title, called Rencontre, ISBN 9789058563545, a visual tribute to Jean-Baptiste Jalabert, a famous French matador and Francesca Dolci, a ballerina working in Monaco. In 2014 he published the first in his stylish city impressions series, Les Brasseries de Paris, ISBN 9789058565075, a tribute to Paris and to his friend, Charles Aznavour. Recent books in the series include Exquisite Venues of London, ISBN 9789058565259, and Wonderful Antwerp, ISBN 9789058565785.