You're bidding on three books by Willy Ronis. Claiming interest in “ordinary people with ordinary lives,” Willy Ronis was among the foremost postwar French photographers, who spent his career roaming the Parisian streets capturing people in love, at work, and at play in lyrical black-and-white images. Like his colleagues Doisneau, Cartier-Bresson, and Brassaï, he was a central figure in the “humanist photography” movement, celebrating the poetry in the everyday in warm, witty images. “I have never sought out the extraordinary or the scoop,” he once said. “The beauty of the ordinary was always the source of my greatest emotions.” Willy Ronis Prestel, 2004 Hardcover, 102 pages, German/English Size: 30x23.9cm Very good condition A Nous La Vie! Hoëbeke, 1996 Hardcover, 100 pages, French 30.7x23cm Very good condition Les Petits Métiers d'Atget à Willy Ronis Hoëbeke, 2007 Hardcover, 120 pages, French 30.7x23.2cm Very good condition