A pioneer of photojournalism and an expert at capturing the quiet, unassuming moments of quotidian life, Robert Doisneau (1912-1944) is considered the preeminent photographer of Paris between the Wars and of the stylish café society epitomized in this 1951 work, taken at a cabaret on the Rue de Lappe. The elegant figure of Mademoiselle Anita sits in a corner booth of La Boule Rouge with her arms gently crossed and her gaze lowered.

DATE: 1959, printed in 1979

MEDIUM: Gelatin silver print

DIMENSIONS: 16.25 inches by 12 inches (unframed)

EDITION: 3/4

NOTE: Signed in lower right margin in ink, marked 'Mademoiselle Anita, 1951' on verso

FRAMING: Black frame, white mat

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