Bruno de Monès is a French photographer, born (1952-02-11)11 February 1952 in Orléans.

He is known for his black and white portraits of artists and intellectuals such as Klaus Kinski, Charles Aznavour, Salvador Dalí, Burt Lancaster and Claude Lévi-Strauss.

After having spent his teenage years in Morocco, Bruno de Monès moved to Paris in the middle of the seventies.

These black and white pictures in sharp contrast were the subject of an exhibition at the Espace Canon (Les Yeux du miroir, Paris, 1980) and were published in a photograph album (Visages connus, faces caches.

[5] Since the eighties until today, the works of Bruno de Monès are published in French newspapers and magazines.