Children on the picture Photo by Robert Doisneau

• The children in the photographs of Robert Doisneau photographs

A few days ago I learned about the existence of excellent French photographer. A few days found a couple of hundreds of wonderful photographs in excellent quality. So those who do not like have to be bored a couple of Saturdays.

Robert Doisneau (Fr. Robert Doisneau, April 14, 1912 -. April 1, 1994) - French photographer, master of French humanist photography. During his long life Robert Doisneau did not fit into any of style, I did not create any of the creative schools. Doisneau came closer to the surrealist, avant-garde, even dabbled in pictorialism. Most famous for his picture "The Kiss at the Hôtel de Ville" (Le baiser de l'hôtel de ville), which shows a couple kissing on the background of the Paris City Hall. In 1984 he received the title of Knight of the Order of the Legion of Honor.

Doisneau famous by its special manner to depict the life of the beloved city - modest, with a playful and ironic, snatched from the daily hustle and bustle funny coincidence, contrasting surprises and sometimes eccentricities. His work is likely to have influenced artists of his time André Kertész, Eugène Atget and Henri Cartier-Bresson. More than 20 collections show us the works depicting the immediacy of real life, with all its quirks and flaws. Oh, the treasures of everyday life. There is not a director who could arrange scenes, equal to those that throws us a street.

An important place in the work of the photographer takes street childhood culture. Time after time he returns to the theme of children playing in the streets, away from the vigilant adult supervision. Respect and severity show through in those frames; not for nothing that some primary schools were subsequently called the name of the photographer.

1934. Brothers Street Doctor Lesena