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"There are days when the mere act of seeing feels like pure joy. You're buoyant, so buoyant-cops halt the traffic to let you cross. You feel so rich that you want to share your overflowing joy with others. ‘It's Sunday every day !' as the song by Prévert goes. The memory of such moments is the most precious thing I own. Maybe because they're so rare. One-hundredth of a second here, one-hundredth of a second there : added all together that still makes only one, two, maybe three seconds snatched from eternity." Robert Doisneau

Robert Doisneau (1912-1994) a débuté sa carrière comme opérateur d'André Vigneau, puis comme photographe industriel aux usines Renault à Boulogne-Billancourt. En 1946, il intègre l'agence Rapho, qui vendra ses clichés à des magazines aussi divers que Life, Paris Match, Point de vue, Vogue, Réalités, Regards ou La Vie Ouvrière. Son oeuvre multiple, aux 450 000 négatifs, ne cesse d'être redécouverte.