Schall Collection

Paris at Night(31)

As night fell, Roger Schall transformed Paris into a theatre of light. Cafés, theatres, bridges and quiet streets became the setting for bold compositions where reflections, mist and artificial light revealed a new vision of the city. More than nocturnal views, these photographs embody the modern, poetic and cinematic identity of Paris that became one of the defining signatures of his work.

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  • 606 P 48 Revue un Vrai Paradis au Bal Tabarin, Paris 1940
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  • 1002 12 L'Arc de Triomphe, 1932
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