Robert DoisneauFrancia, 1912–1994Indignant Lady (La Dame Indignée)
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Instituto de Arte de Chicago
Chicago, Estados Unidos
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- El museo
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- Número de inventario
- 1983.1529
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- Instituto de Arte de Chicago
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Mientras tanto, en la vida de Robert Doisneau
La vida entera1946
Returns to Rapho for good
After the war Doisneau returned to freelance work, selling photographs to Life and other international magazines; he briefly joined the Alliance Photo agency but rejoined Rapho in 1946 and stayed with it throughout his working life, despite Henri Cartier-Bresson's invitation to join Magnum Photos.
1949
A contract with Vogue
In 1949 Doisneau signed a contract with Vogue magazine.
1950
Joins Le Groupe des XV
In 1950 Doisneau joined Le Groupe des XV, founded in Paris in 1946 to promote photography as an art and to preserve France's photographic heritage, alongside René-Jacques, Willy Ronis and Pierre Jahan. After the group disbanded he joined Les 30 x 40, the Club Photographique de Paris.
12 June 1950
“The Kiss” is published in Life
Made for Life, the photograph was published on 12 June 1950 as part of a photo-essay on couples kissing in Paris, and became an internationally recognised symbol of young love in Paris.
26 de mayo de 1953 – 23 de agosto de 1953
Exhibition: Postwar European Photography
1965
“Three French Photographers” in Arles
The Musée Réattu in Arles held an exhibition of work by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Doisneau and André Vigneau — the photographer Doisneau had once assisted.
