In 1951, Robert Capa advised Jean Marquis (1926–2019) to turn to photography. He then surveyed the everyday: from Montmartre to the fields, from factories to haymaking, from Liverpool to Budapest. A master of framing, he bore witness to history and to social struggles. He also captured prominent figures of French political and cultural life. His photo stories, published in L'Express, Time, and Life, attest to his sensitivity.
this exhibition presents 109 numbered prints, each in a limited edition of 30.
The Roger-Viollet Gallery welcomes you from Tuesday to Saturday
from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm. Free admission.
6 rue de Seine 75006 Paris
Tél. + 33 1 55 42 89 09 -
For your cultural events, we propose a choice of turnkey exhibitions, or to explore together our exceptional photographic archives for the production of made-to-measure projects.
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