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.
Gallery
- 50-IL-1
- 606 P 48 Revue un Vrai Paradis au Bal Tabarin, Paris 1940
- 1001-287
- 1002 12 L'Arc de Triomphe, 1932
- 1002 43
- 1002-65
- 1002-76
- 1002-82
- 1002-136
- 1002-280
- 1002 309
- 1002-313
- 1002 368
- 1002-14
- 1002-27
- 1002-62
- 1002-85
- 1002-86-2
- 1002-89
- 1002-110
- 1002-148
- 1002-181
- 1002-226
- 1002-275
- 1002-304
- 1002-309
- 1002-315
- 1002-399
- 1002-423
- 1002-433
- 1002-453
- 50-IL-1
- 606 P 48 Revue un Vrai Paradis au Bal Tabarin, Paris 1940
- 1001-287
- 1002 12 L'Arc de Triomphe, 1932
- 1002 43
- 1002-65
- 1002-76
- 1002-82
- 1002-136
- 1002-280
- 1002 309
- 1002-313
- 1002 368
- 1002-14
- 1002-27
- 1002-62
- 1002-85
- 1002-86-2
- 1002-89
- 1002-110
- 1002-148
- 1002-181
- 1002-226
- 1002-275
- 1002-304
- 1002-309
- 1002-315
- 1002-399
- 1002-423
- 1002-433
- 1002-453