Today is the 100th anniversary of the birth of French photographer Robert Doisneau, and the John Cleary Gallery blog is pleased to offer a small retrospective of some of his most enduring images.
La dame indignee, 1948
Valse du 14 juillet, 1949
Jacques Prevert au Gueridon, 1955
Danse
Le menage de monsieur Barre, 1955
Mademoiselle Anita and Pablo Picasso
Le baiser de l'Hotel de Ville (The Kiss), 1950
Even Google is getting in on the action, celebrating the photographer's centennial with its very own Doisneau doodle:
Striking your French photography fancy? Give us a call and we'd love to show you our inventory of Doisneau prints or track down any in which you might be interested!
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Today is the 100th anniversary of the birth of French photographer Robert Doisneau, and the John Cleary Gallery blog is pleased to offer a small retrospective of some of his most enduring images.
La dame indignee, 1948
Valse du 14 juillet, 1949
Jacques Prevert au Gueridon, 1955
Danse
Le menage de monsieur Barre, 1955
Mademoiselle Anita and Pablo Picasso
Le baiser de l'Hotel de Ville (The Kiss), 1950
Even Google is getting in on the action, celebrating the photographer's centennial with its very own Doisneau doodle:
Striking your French photography fancy? Give us a call and we'd love to show you our inventory of Doisneau prints or track down any in which you might be interested!
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