Simple Pleasures: Paris, a Photographer’s Paradise
“There are only two places in the world where we can live happy: at home and in Paris.” – Ernest Hemingway
Frank Horvat, Patrizia (For Figaro Madame, Eiffel Tower), Paris, 1986, Archival Pigment Photograph
Willy Ronis, Carrefour, Sevres-Babylone, Paris, 1948, Silver Gelatin Photograph
Elliott Erwitt, Paris, France (Umbrella Jump), 1989, Silver Gelatin Photograph
Brassai (Gyula Halasz), Deux Filles De Montmartre, 1932, Silver Gelatin Photograph
Andre Lichtenberg, Paris Nord, (Within Series), 2014, C-type Photograph Mounted on Dibond
Robert Doisneau, Untitled (Le Pont des Arts, Paris), c. late 1950’s, Early Silver Gelatin Photograph
Ilse Bing, Street Scene from Above, 1931, Silver Gelatin Photograph
William Klein, Dorothy + Hotel du Sud, 1963, Silver Gelatin Photograph
Sabine Weiss, Place Blanche, Paris (Le Restaurant Coquet), 1953, Silver Gelatin Photograph
Bernard P. Wolff, Paris, La Tour Eiffel, c. 1970s, Early Silver Gelatin Photograph
Stephen Wilkes, Pont de la Tournelle, Paris, Day to Night, 2013, Fuji Crystal Archival Photograph
Todd Webb, Luxembourg Gardens, Paris, Early Silver Gelatin Photograph
Andre Kertesz, Beauborg, Paris, 1977, Silver Gelatin Photograph
Frank Horvat, Gare Saint Lazarre, Paris, 1959, Archival Lambda Photograph
Fritz Henle, Montmartre in the Rain, Early Silver Gelatin Photograph
Andre Kertesz, Eiffel Tower from Above, 1929, Silver Gelatin Photograph
Simple Pleasures is an ongoing series curated by Holden Luntz Gallery, presenting a selection of our favorite pictures organized thematically.
We hope you find these photographs as a gentle reminder that there are always simple pleasures to be found .