Foggy Night in Paris | Brassai Lighted Picture LED by Electric Art Gallery

avenue de l'Observatoire, Paris, 1934Size: 24"x36"A vintage auto treks up a misty road leading to a French Observatory in this pre-WW II classic Paris art print captured by Brassai in 1934. A beautiful companion piece to . Bright Mini Light Bulbs in Truck headlights. Four dim lights accent park lanterns in background.Capturing Paris: the City of Light. Brassaï (1899-1984) was a famous 19th Century Photographer who lived in Paris between the first and second world wars. Originally born Gyula Halász, he later acquired the pseudonym Brassaï after his Hungarian hometown Brassó and made an international name for himself with books such as Paris de nuit (Paris After Dark) (1933) and Voluptés de Paris (Pleasures of Paris) (1935), in which he captured both the seedier sides of the French capital and its high society. “There are many similarities between what we call the 'underworld' and the 'fashionable world,” he said. Pic