Street Photography

Robert Doisneau

1950

Les Amoureux De L

Robert Doisneau Les Amoureux de l Robert Doisneau (1912-1994) was a French photographer celebrated for his humanist street photography of Paris. Discover playful juxtapositions & iconic images like 'Le Baiser de l'Hôtel de Ville'. A pioneer of photojournalism. Gentilly France 1912 1994 A candid moment of intimacy captured in black and white. It depicts a couple kissing on the steps of a gra

Helen Levitt

New York (two Boys On Steps)

Helen Levitt's 'New York (Two Boys on Steps)' captures a candid street scene of two boys playing in NYC, reflecting urban life and childhood innocence through grainy film photography.

Robert Doisneau

1950

Le Basier De L

Robert Doisneau (1922-1994), a celebrated French photojournalist, skillfully blended humanism with irony to portray the soul of postwar Paris. Known for capturing candid scenes—lovers embracing on Parisian streets—Doisneau’s work exemplifies documentary photography and reflects the spirit of his era. **Key Characteristics:** * **Subject Matter:** Doisneau focused on everyday life, documenting i

Mark Cohen

1983

Girl Holding Popsicle

Own a stunning black & white reproduction of Mark Cohen’s ‘Girl Holding Popsicle.’ Capturing gritty American life, this intrusive street photo is a unique piece for art collectors.

Henri Cartier-bresson

Untitled (971)

Explore Henri Cartier-Bresson’s "Untitled (971)", a cinematic black & white street photo capturing urban solitude in NYC. Iconic documentary style, decisive moment.

Mark Cohen

1983

Two Girls London, From An Untitled Portfolio

Mark Cohen’s ‘Two Girls London’ (1983) captures youthful innocence in a classic black & white street photo. Intrusive close-ups & nostalgic style – explore this compelling piece.

Garry Winogrand

1974

Staten Island Ferry, New York City

Garry Winogrand’s ‘Staten Island Ferry’ captures NYC life in 1974. A grainy black & white snapshot of urban leisure, showcasing Winogrand's candid street photography style.

William Klein

1955

Gun, Gun, Gun, New York

Own a captivating reproduction of William Klein’s ‘Gun, Gun, Gun, New York.’ This iconic 1955 street photo captures raw NYC energy. A unique piece for art collectors.

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