MAGNUM Stamp on back. Print from around the 1970s. This image is part of his oeuvre, specifically the book "Vive la France," published in 1970. The book is a collection of black-and-white photographs documenting various aspects of life in France, with a focus on landscapes and people. The photograph itself does not have a specific title but is part of the photographer's photographic reportage, which documented the human and natural landscapes of France. Cartier-Bresson's career is known for his ability to capture the "decisive moment," that instant when form, emotion, and action come together in a perfect composition. Images complete the content description. Check photos for details This is an original silver gelatin photographic print made by Magnum Laboratories. Normally called "agency copy", this photographic print is made from the original negative. The back of the print may contains various information like caption and photographer stamp (see back photo and detail). This print is not intended for museum display but remain an interesting historical document of a journalistic work. This photo is at least 50 years old. It has been extensively traveled and worked on, so it has some flaws and signs of aging. Please only bid if you feel comfortable with it. I am selling prints collected in years of passionate research, Copyright remains of legitimate owners. Sizes and measurements are indicative and may vary slightly. Please check photos! There may be minor cosmetic defects as spots or tiny scratches. Check images. Please make your bid in auction just if you feel confident, no refund allowed in any case. --------------------------- Some minor spots and dust minor bending on corners, see pictures --------------------------- All packages are sent to the buyer with tracked and insured (when possible) shipping. Prints smaller than 30x40 cm are sent in a flat bubble envelope and protected by tissue paper, rigid plywood foil and cardboard. Thank you for your interest! f.