As many of you may have noticed whilst Googling your favorite celebrity gossip or low-cal recipes, today is the 100th anniversary of the birth of French photographer Robert Doisneau, a titan in the world of black-and-white photography and all around bad-ass image capturer.
Google's Doisneau "doodle"
It's been an embarrassingly long time since I've made a post (well over a month, I know) and I thought I'd ease back into things with a quick "best-of" of Doisneau's images. Many of his works are iconic and I encourage you to check out more of his work either online or stop into the John Cleary Gallery and see them in person!
La dame indignee, 1948
Danse
Jacques Prevert au Gueridon, 1955
Le menage de monsieur Barre, 1955
Mademoiselle Anita and Pablo Picasso
Les helicopteres, 1976
Le baiser de l'Hotel de Ville (The Kiss), 1950
Artist: Elvis Costello / Album: Ten Bloody Marys and Ten How's Your Fathers
