Philippe R. Doumic. L'oeil du cinéma. Archéologie subaquatique gradually contributed to the creation

gradually contributed to the creation of a new style

Even those who think they know Paris are unlikely to have seen the city as Vincent Brunot sees it

Colette Brunschwig lives and works in Paris

and also developed a passion for European languages and literature

which he glimpsed in primitive and popular arts

Philippe R. Doumic. L'oeil du cinéma. Archéologie subaquatique gradually contributed to the creationIn the 1960s, Philippe R. Doumic took 15,000 photographs of actors, actresses, technicians, and directors for Unifrance to promote young French cinema. Many of these rising stars became stars (Catherine Deneuve, Jean Paul Belmondo, Brigitte Bardot, etc.), and many of Philippe Doumic's images have since been seen around the world. But the photographer's name remains obscure. This book aims to pay tribute to the man and his work through nearly 200