Robert Doisneau

Robert Doisneau

"The marvels of daily life are exciting; no movie director can arrange the unexpected that you find in the street."  Robert Doisneau

 La poule en laisse

[Per commenter POP9, translation is "Hen on a leash"]

  

 Les Halles, Paris

  

 Mademoiselle Anita, 1951

  

 Maison de la Famille

  

 Medals

  

 Round Saint Cere

  

 Spring, Paris, 1953

  

 The Band

  

 The bouquet of daffodils, Paris, 1950

[Doisneau's "kiss" photos are some of his most famous: the above and the next one]

  

 The kiss in front of the Hotel de Ville 1950

  

 The kiss on the Pont des Arts
[per commenter Sindelar, this is not by Doisneau but is a modern photo done in his style]

  

 The schoolchildren of rue Damesme

Robert Doisneau

 Les beaux jeudis, 1957

  

 Madame Titine campe sur le quai de l'Arsenal, Paris, 1950

  

 On the shore, 1951

  

 Parc Monceau, Paris, 1953

  

 Picasso and Françoise Gilot, 1952

  

 Picasso's bread, Vallauris, 1952

  

 Tango in the East End, London, 1954

  

 The accordionist, rue Mouffetard, Paris, 1951

  

 The cardboard house, 1957

  

 The dogs of the Marquis de Cuevas, Bois de Boulogne, 1953

  

 The Tobacconist’s Dog, 14th arrondissement, 1953

  

 Trépidante Wanda, 1953

  

Venice Ball, Besteigui, 1951

Robert Doisneau

 A young girl crossing the street on roller skates on chaussée de la Muette in Paris, 1955

  

 Accordionist playing in a bistro near Les Halles, ca. 1950

  

 At the Café, Chez Fraysse, Rue de Seine, Paris, 1958

  

 Baiser Blotto, 1950

  

 Be Bop cellar, Saint-Germain-des-Pres, 1951

  

 Casting at Concert Mayol, 1953

  

Concert Mayol, 1952

 

 Children in the Palais Royale garden, ca. 1950

  

 Couple from the Quai de la Rapée, 1951

  

 Dream girls, 1952

  

 Fishermen, Pont De La Tournelle, Paris, 1951

  

 Harvesting, 1957

  

 Jacqueline Delubac in the balcony, Paris, 1951

  

 Jacques Prevert at a coffee table, 1955

  

 Jardin Des Plantes, 1951

  

 July 14 Party in the Street, Paris, 1956

  

Le Java, 1951