Signed; Robert Doisneau - Rue Jacques Prévert - 1992

The book is inscribed by Robert Doisneau, the year of publication, on the title page (See photos).

The book is in very good condition; it should be noted only that the pages are slightly yellowed at the edges (see photos).

Jacques Prévert and Robert Doisneau: friends – they both say so. This album is the story of their strolls, their friendship, their complicity. "It's Prévert who taught me Château Tremblant and the Crimée Bridge," recalls Doisneau. Reading Prévert, Doisneau's photographs seem to rise: rue de Buci, the Halles, the Saint-Martin Canal...

Looking at Doisneau, one hears Prévert's poems: "Children Who Love Each Other," "And the Party Goes On," "Autumn Leaves" ... Their walks take them to the most popular quarters—those that tell their story—the photos that result seem to be inspired by a love of things that go together: accordionists and dancers, tattooists and the tattooed, Gréco and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, lovers and the quays of the Seine...

The poet and the photographer, Jacques Prévert who writes it, have the complicity of the quarry and the poacher. Here, the poet lets himself be photographed without suspicion by Doisneau, for something tells him that he is in familiar country, that he is facing a fellow traveler, a compatriot of life.

Fast and very careful shipping. (Cardboard and bubble wrap. Protected corners). Possibility of pickup in Paris.