Todd Webb Photographs : : Portfolios : : France and Paris

PORTFOLIOS :
FRANCE AND PARIS : New York : Georgia O'Keeffe and the American West

At the height of his career in 1948, Todd Webb traveled to Paris to create vivid records of everyday life and architecture. Upon falling in love with the country, Webb decided to extend his visit in Paris and correspondingly met his future wife, Lucille, modern dancer from New York. The Webbs spent several non-consecutive years living in France, beginning in 1949. Webb is best known for his photographs of Paris in the late 1940's and early 1950's, yet he made several fabulous lesser-known photographs while living with Lucille in Provence in the 1970's. Webb's work of Paris is published in Todd Webb: Paris, New York (Hallmark Cards, Inc., 1986), and Todd Webb: New York, Paris, O'Keeffe, Friends (MegaPress Japan, 1998)

Luxembourg Gardens Paris 1949	Stairway from Montmarte Paris 1949	Champs Elysees Paris 1950	Rain at Alesia Paris 1950
Quai Bourbon Ile St. Louis Paris 1951	Two Boys Paris 1950	Rue du Bac Paris 1949	Village of Dordan Near Paris 1951
Pillar Boxes Blvd. St. Michel Paris 1949	Concierge Window Rue Jacob Paris 1949	Studio Stove Paris 1950	Cafe on Rue de la Petite Boucherie Paris 1950
FRANCE AND PARIS : New York : Georgia O'Keeffe and the American West