Monday, November 08, 2021

That French Bottle of Wine by Robert Doisneau

Robert Doisneau (1912-1994) was a famous photographer, known for his photos of people on the streets in Paris and for many portraits of famous people. His legacy includes hundreds of thousands of photographs. I chose a few today with wine drinkers, and a few other drinkers -- to share with the other bloggers who celebrate a variety of drinks by posting to Elizabeth's blog each week.

Les Pains de Picasso, 1952.

French Restaurant, 1960's.

Au bistrot (Parisian man sipping wine in a bar), 1950

Pierre Neveu and Author Aldous Huxley, on the Terrace of Flore Café,
Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris, Drinking Wine, 1945.

Les coiffeuses au soleil, Paris, 1966.

23 comments:

  1. Love these. Seeing old photos is just like time travel to me.

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  2. Interesting vintage photos. Thanks for sharing

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  3. I SO enjoyed these lovely vintage photos. And some famous people who he photographed made it even more interesting. He must have been very prolific and had an eye for his art. Seems he really enjoyed restaurants and pubs, the more intimate the better. Thanks for this sharing the great photographer Robert Doisneau and his iconic photographs with us for T this almost Tuesday, dear Mae.

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  4. I love vintage photos
    Happy T

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  5. Love the old black and white photos!
    Happy Tea Day,
    Kate

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  6. Love these photos!! and Picasso - my what big fingers he has:):):)
    Happy T day!

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  7. Per your comment on tornadoes, I have a post I'm working on right now about tornadoes and Oz. I've been on the yellow brick road, which goes through Wichita.

    Here's some photos a friend sent me. She knew I was concerned about my rental home in a suburb of Joplin, MO. These photos are all too familiar to me.

    https://alteredbooklover.blogspot.com/2016/07/second-on-2nd-look-back-at-joplin.html

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  8. What a fun little collection of photos you shared today Mae. Perfect for T day and perfect for looking at too. Thanks for sharing, and have a happy T day. Hugs-Erika

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  9. These are some great photographs. Thank you for sharing.

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  10. Some things in Paris, like sitting at sidewalk tables hasn't changed. But the change in Saint-Germain-des-Prés its quite something. Lovely choice of photos Mae.

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  11. Great photos - the last one is my fav.
    The French sure know how to relax :-)

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  12. Wonderful photos, thanks for sharing, happy T Day, Valerie

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  13. Love the pictures! Such great faces - he was a master!!!

    I epecially love the older ones. Very cool.

    Happy T-day, Mae.

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  14. Love seeing vintage photos of artists and authors just doing ordinary things, like chatting and drinking wine. Happy T Day Elle/EOTC xx

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  15. Interesting photos. 1945 Paris ... must have been an unreal time then.

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  16. I'm picturing myself joining the line of women in the sun. How delightful!

    Happy T Tuesday

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  17. I was going to mention the 'fingers!' But I won't now. I always love seeing people enjoying their food and looking content and happy. Happy T day. (Lyn)

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  18. These are fabulous old photos.

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  19. These are wonderful old photos.

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  20. Fun looking through old photos. I loved the comment about how big Piccaso's fingers are. 😺 I'd like to be with the hairdressers catching some rays. Happy T Day!

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  21. Those are fabulous Parisian photos. Thank you for sharing. Happy T Day!

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  22. Love these vintage black and whites---especially the last one.

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  23. There are some places we visit in Paris that really make me think about who sat in certain places, especially in St Germain. I think we must have sat in the very place that Neveu and Huxley sat when we had coffee there a couple of years ago! Love the hairdresser photo - Oh the days when we would sit in the sun! Belated happy T day, Chrisx

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