Brassaï
author · photographer
Brassaï (Georges Hubert Balladur) was a prominent French photographer and writer. He is renowned for his extensive photographic documentation of Paris in the 1930s, capturing the city's atmosphere, its people, and its architecture. His work often focused on the everyday life of the metropolis. He was also an author and a regular contributor to literary and artistic circles in Paris, frequently engaging in dialogues with other famous artists, such as Pablo Picasso.[1]
- street photography
- Parisian life
- urban landscape
Books
Works by Brassaï
- 1966 Gespräche mit Picasso Original work in French, translated to German by Edmond Lutrand
References
- Wikipedia. Brassaï (Georges Hubert Balladur). link