The stairs of Rue Foyatier made famous by Brassai(Gyula Halász) a Hungarian Photographer in Paris in 1933 ( note for the linkers from Pinterest- this is not a Brassai photo!) Rue Foyatier - Paris [?] View On Black June 2012- Image stolen and used on website sacre-coeur.hyves.nl/forum/4751197/h7EH/Rue_Foyatier/ host is hyves.nl a dutch social networking site ( dutch facebook)

Gyula Halász (Brassai) was born in Brassó (Braşov), in Hungary, now Romania, to a Hungarian father and an Armenian mother When he was three,...

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George Brassaï (Halász Gyula, 1899-1984)

With the nights in Paris getting longer, the trees looking more naked and the cobblestones glistening with rainwater, I can't help but be reminded of Brassai's Paris de Nuit. The Transylvania-born photographer came to city of light in the 1920s to capture its notorious creatures of the night and wha

Seriamos capaces de dedicar todo el tiempo del mundo para hablar de uno de los grandes fotógrafos del Siglo XX. Es un buen tema de conversación para esas

Two girls in a parisian bar Paris circa 1932 Brassaï

Paris de nuit, by Brassaï (1932)

George Brassai

Nel mio cuor dubitoso sento bene una voce che mi dice: «Veramente potresti essere felice». Potrei, ma non oso. Umberto Saba

Brassaï Notre-Dame de Paris - Diable et pigeon [Devil and Pigeon] Paris 1e, undated From Brassaï, Paris

greeneyes55: “ Le chat qui pelote Paris 1939 Photo: Brassai ”

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Brassai, 'Prostitute at angle of Rue de la Reynie and Rue Quincampoix', From "Paris by Night," 1933

Brassaï, Lovers in a Bistro, Rue St. Denis, 1931