20 July 2026

The Michel Haddi Archive: Fine Art Prints

An archive is more than a record of the past. It is a living history of culture.

This week, Michel Haddi Studio unveils The Michel Haddi Archive: Fine Art Prints, bringing together a curated selection of museum-quality, limited-edition prints drawn from more than four decades of photographic practice.

The inaugural release is dedicated to a true icon.

Chaka Khan.

As Chaka Khan celebrates the release of her new collaboration with Snoop Dogg, “Boogie’s in My Soul,” and prepares for the release of her forthcoming album, Chakzilla, Michel Haddi Studio presents one of Michel Haddi’s most celebrated portraits as the first Fine Art Print from the archive.

Over a career spanning more than forty years, Michel Haddi has created iconic commissions for many of the world’s most influential publications, including Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Interview, Vanity Fair, The Sunday Times Magazine, GQ, Esquire and Rolling Stone. These assignments provided unparalleled access to the artists, actors, musicians, designers and filmmakers who defined successive generations.

The result is an archive of exceptional breadth, encompassing portraiture, fashion, cinema, music, still life, landscape, nude, travel and personal narratives. Created across Europe, the United States, Africa and Asia, the photographs document not only remarkable individuals but also the cultural moments that shaped the contemporary world.

David Bowie. Tupac Shakur. Aretha Franklin. Sean Connery. Clint Eastwood. Martin Scorsese. Francis Ford Coppola. Kate Moss. Naomi Campbell. Cindy Crawford. Linda Evangelista. Keanu Reeves. Johnny Depp. Vivienne Westwood. Jean Paul Gaultier... and many more.

Today, these photographs enter a new chapter. Produced as museum-quality archival pigment prints on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta paper, each work is individually signed and numbered by Michel Haddi, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, and issued in strictly limited editions.

The Michel Haddi Archive: Fine Art Prints is more than a collection of photographs. It is an evolving archive that reflects over four decades of artistic practice and offers collectors the opportunity to acquire works that continue to shape the visual history of our time.