Roger Schall (1904-1995) was a renowned French photographer of the 1930s & 1940s. He worked in all photographic disciplines from fashion, portraits, nudes, still life and reportage.
In the early 30s, the “revolution” Leica and Rolleiflex allowed him to fulfill his passion for images taken on the spot. Paris was his main exploration ground, where the night allowed him to capture and expose with strength and delicacy the particular shapes of a city made of diversities.
Le balayeur de la rue Visconti Paris 1935 by Roger Schall
Les chiffonniers Paris 1935 by Roger Schall
Métro aérien station Jaurès Paris 1936 by Roger Schall
Ménilmontant Paris 1935 by Roger Schall
Le canal Saint Martin, Paris 1936 by Roger Schall
Les 6 jours au Vel’d’Hiv Paris 1936 by Roger Schall
Station de métro Stalingrad Paris 1936 by Roger Schall
Arrivée à New York du Normandie 1, 1935 by Roger Schall
La rue pavée, Paris, 1930 by Roger Schall
La Place Blanche, Paris, 1930 by Roger Schall
Vélo taxi au Louvre Paris 1943 by Roger Schall
