Kertész-Lartigue: Un pas de côté. Afrique du Nord we do not see what

we do not see what we see

as well as a selection of autobiographies where a few nuggets emerge from a phraseology less codified than it appears

entrusted to the care of the Centre for Research and Restoration of the Museums of France

It is through the sensitive dimension of living that the space created will be able to correspond to this quest for spirituality that affects the Western home today: it is no longer a question of choosing among the multitude of images constantly delivered by consumer society

others for the relative tranquility of their tenants

Kertész-Lartigue: Un pas de côté. Afrique du Nord we do not see whatThis book highlights a selection of photographs by two pioneers of modern photography. Jacques Henri Lartigue and Andr Kertsz each built their own oeuvre, following parallel or divergent paths but systematically outside the mainstream. Neither journalists, nor documentary filmmakers, nor actors in the event, each gave their photographs a timeless dimension that explains the ever renewed interest of spectators. These two unique personalities have one