The Four Sergents (Boris, Goubin, Pommier and Raoulx) were guillotinized in Paris in 1822. Their great courage initiated a liberal campaign and they became legendary. They became symbols of the anti-monarchist feelings of the French people. The photographer's stamp, negative number (70482) and title in blue pencil are on the verso of the print. There is an interesting view of the Four Sergeants and in the mirror the bar owner behind his bar. See: Robert Doisneau: Paris (Flammarion 2005), p.121. © Gamma Rapho, Robert Doisneau.
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Price $3,500
Ref.# 8480
Medium Silver print
Mount unmounted
Photo Date 1950 Print Date 1950c
Dimensions 7-1/16 x 9-5/8 in. (179 x 244 mm)
Photo Country France
Photographer Country France
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Company
Contemporary Works / Vintage Works, Ltd.
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