Rue de Rennes
Pierre-André
Boussac
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Rue de Rennes
Pierre-André Boussac’s work is representative of the poetic realism of humanist photography. The photographer seeks out beauty along the quays of the Seine or in the mythical districts of Paris. This beauty is not flamboyant or gaudy. It is found around every street corner, hidden in squares or along the great busy streets. Life’s poetry is also found in the atmosphere of a city awakening in the small hours.
About the artist :
Pierre-André
Boussac
Pierre-André Boussac’s photographic debut coincided with the Liberation. Paris eternally inspired him. He explored the capital with his Contax camera then took his Leicas to take photographs which were always in black and white. Pierre-André Boussac was a prolific photographer. His work developed over more than half a century. The photographs from the Sixties are reminiscent of the Paris depicted by humanist photographers like Doisneau, Henri Cartier-Bresson, as well as Willy Ronis.
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