Brassaï, a Hungarian-French photographer, is best known for his photographs capturing the nightlife, architecture, and street scenes of Paris. "A Morris Pillar, Paris" is a photograph that showcases his fascination with the city's urban landscape.A Morris Pillar refers to an advertising column in Paris that was used for displaying posters and advertisements. Brassaï's photograph, "A Morris Pillar, Paris," captures the visual juxtaposition and urban poetry of Paris. He often explored the hidden, mysterious, and atmospheric aspects of the city, especially during the nighttime.In this photograph, Brassaï uses the play of light and shadow to emphasize the textures and details of the pillar and the surrounding environment. His work is often characterized by its ability to evoke a sense of mood and atmosphere in the city. "A Morris Pillar, Paris" is just one example of his many photographs that have contributed to our understanding of Paris in the early to mid-20th century. Brassaï's work remains influential in the history of photography and urban documentation.
Measures 8.75 X 7.5 inches