PhotographySpecial editions

Archives – December 18, 2019 This monograph on the work of Gideon Lewin, master printer and assistant to Richard Avedon, reveals moments never told, […]…

Archives – January 4, 2021 “What Becomes a Legend Most: A Biography of Richard Avedon,” (Harper), by Philip Gefter was published in October and […]…

Archives – March 6, 2024 On the occasion of the centenary of the birth of Richard Avedon, the Gagosian gallery saw things big; worthy […]…

First of all: thanks to Francine Deroudille. We owe her this day of tribute to her father, Robert Doisneau. It is her choice that […]…

In 1937, Robert Doisneau moved into a building in Montrouge intended for artists. He remained there his entire life. Two large studios were used, […]…

“Yes, I know, it used to be ugly, today it’s just as ugly, but differently.” This is the harsh assessment he made in 1984 […]…

From the miners of Lens in 1945 to the prostitutes in the 1950s, from the abandoned prisoners of the Nanterre prison-hospice in the 1950s […]…

From the 1950s to the 1990s, In Robert Doisneau’s archives can be found a large number of photographs on which he performed major interventions. […]…

“The days seem short to the child who frolics in the street, full of possible discoveries and, sometimes, mysteries that are a little frightening,” […]…

In 1955, Robert Doisneau published “1,2,3,4,5” with the Guilde du Livre and Clairefontaine publishing houses, a small book to “teach children to count while […]…