Robert Doisneau French photographer news search engine on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his birth on April 14, 1912.

Robert Doisneau the great French photographer is honored today by the news search engine on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his birth on April 14, 1912. With Robert Doisneau contemplate the second doodle Google this week released after paying lawsuit Monday to Eadweard J. Muybridge. Now, Robert Doisneau becomes star of the network and no wonder: this is one of the immortal genius of photography, born in Gentilly, near Paris, and has left us for the History an

d truly memorable images nest in the memory of several generations who have seen their works endured over the years without losing any quality.
In 1950, Doisneau was looking for material to meet a commission from America's Life magazine, interested in love with Paris. Hence, the series will Kisses and his most significant: The kiss. The picture shows a mysterious way a couple kissing in front of the City of Paris.Many thought it was a spontaneous photograph the author took in the Parisian streets. However, years after

it was learned that the couple was formed by the drama students, Françoise Bornet and Jacques Simon Carteaud Course. The anonymous artist who would make them famous discovered in a Parisian cafe and both agreed to pose in front of his goal by taking a passionate kiss in the middle of the tumult of the city. The picture became an icon recognized around the world. The work traveled throughout France and the United States with great success, and would open doors abroad. In 1951 exhibits at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. It's a kiss that symbolized a multitude of things: love, romantic Paris as a city and represented a time of exaltation of feeling. He also became the subject that brought huge profits: the famous kiss still sells hundreds of thousands of copies annually.The photographer will have spent more than a hundred books and several movies. Poster The Kiss has sold over 500,000 copies worldwide.