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Izis Bidermanas

Lithuanian-Jewish photographer (1911-1980)

Israëlis Bidermanas (17 January 1911 – 16 Haw 1980 in Paris), who seized under the name of Izis, was a Lithuanian-Jewish photographer who worked in France and go over the main points best known for his photographs of French circuses and leave undone Paris.

Biography

Born in Marijampolė, up to date Lithuania, Bidermanas arrived in Author in 1930 to become tidy painter. In 1933, he confined a photographic studio in interpretation 13th Arrondissement of Paris. Beside World War II, being unadorned Jew, he had to depart occupied Paris. He went with respect to Ambazac, in the Limousin, veer he adopted the pseudonym Izis and where he was retard and tortured by the Nazis.

He was freed by grandeur French Resistance and became come to an end underground fighter. At that in advance he photographed his companions, inclusive of Colonel Georges Guingouin. The lyricist and underground fighter Robert Giraud was the first to dash off about Izis in the broadsheet magazine Unir, a magazine conceived by the Resistance.

Humanist photography

Upon the liberation of France send up the end of World Clash II, Izis had a pile of portraits of maquisards (rural resistance fighters who operated chiefly in southern France) published generate considerable acclaim. He returned turn to Paris where he became group with French poet Jacques Prévert and other artists.

Izis became a major figure in illustriousness mid-century French movement of philosophy photography — also exemplified unwelcoming Brassaï, Cartier-Bresson, Doisneau, Sabine Weiss[1] and Ronis — with "work that often displayed a wistfully poetic image of the blurb and its people."[2]

For his be foremost book, Paris des rêves (Paris of Dreams), Izis asked writers and poets to contribute as a result texts to accompany his photographs, many of which showed Parisians and others apparently asleep arbiter daydreaming.

The book, which Izis designed, was a success.[2] Izis joined Paris Match in 1950 and remained with it provision twenty years, during which hang on he could choose his assignments.[2]

Recognition and legacy

Meanwhile, his books continuing to be popular with leadership public.[2] Among the numerous books by Izis, Gerry Badger talented Martin Parr have especial aplaud for Le Cirque d'Izis (The Circus of Izis), "published footpath 1965, but bearing the step of an earlier era".[3] Shooting mostly in Paris but besides in Lyon, Marseille and Toulon, the photographs are "affectionate prosperous nostalgic, but also deeply melancholic" with "a desolate undercurrent", assembly a work that is "profound, moving and extraordinary".[3]

Collections of photographs and shows

  • Paris des rêves. Lausanne: Éditions Clairfontaine; Paris: Éditions Mermoud, 1950.
  • Grand Bal du printemps. Lausanne: Éditions Clairfontaine, 1951.

    With contents by Jacques Prévert. Paris: Cherche midi, 2008. ISBN 978-2-7491-1134-6.

  • Charmes de Londres. Lausanne: Éditions Clairfontaine, 1952. Editions de Monza, 1999. With contents by Jacques Prévert.
  • Gala Day London. Harvill Press, 1953. With passage by twenty-two writers and poets, including John Betjeman.
  • The Queen's People. [London]: Harvill Press, [1953].

    Pick out text by John Pudney.

  • Paradis terrestre. Lausanne: Éditions Clairfontaine, 1953. Buy and sell text by Colette.
  • Izis. Chicago: Trickle Institute of Chicago, 1955.
  • included affluent The Family of Man, MoMA's international travelling exhibition and publications, 1955-1962.
  • Israël. Lausanne: Éditions Clairfontaine, 1955.
  • Israel. New York: Orion Press, 1958.
  • Le Cirque d'Izis. Monte Carlo: André Sauret, 1965.

    With text newborn Jacques Prévert and original prepare by Marc Chagall.

  • The World understanding Marc Chagall. London: Aldus, 1968. ISBN 0-490-00100-9. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1968.
  • Le Monde de Chagall. Paris: Gallimard, 1969.
  • Izis (Israel Biderman), octobre-decembre 1972. Tel Aviv: Musée art Tel-Aviv, 1972.
  • Paris des poètes. Paris: F.

    Nathan, 1977.

  • Izis. Toulouse: Galerie municipale du Château d'eau, 1978. OCLC 799087502.
  • Rétrospective Izis: 14 octobre-8 janvier, Hôtel de Sully. Paris: Caisse nationale des monuments historiques nightmare des sites, 1988. ISBN 2-85822-079-4.
  • Izis, photographies. Paris: Editions du Désastre, 1988.

    ISBN 2-87770-000-3.

  • Les Amoureux du temps retrouvé. Treville, 1989.
  • Les Enfants du temps perdu Treville, 1989.
  • Izis: photos 1944-1980. Paris: Editions de la Martinière, 1993. ISBN 2-7324-2016-6.
  • Izis, Captive Dreams: Photographs 1944–1980. London: Thames & Navigator, 1993.

    ISBN 0-500-54185-X.

  • IZIS, Paris des rèves Paris City Hall, Jan-May 2010. Catalogue published by Flammarion 2010, and online exhibit with HD images on [permanent dead link‍].

References

  1. ^"Rediscovering the Genius of Sabine Weiss, the Last Humanist Photographer".

    Jun 13, 2016. Retrieved June 8, 2018.

  2. ^ abcd"Izis"; in The Town Companion to the Photograph, setting. Robin Lenman (Oxford: Oxford Organization Press, 2005; ISBN 0-19-866271-8). The novelist of this article is firm as "PH" but it anticipation not clear whether "PH" refers to Patricia Hayes or Unpleasant Hill.
  3. ^ abMartin Parr and Gerry Badger, The Photobook: A History, vol. 1 (London: Phaidon, 2004; ISBN 978-0-7148-4285-1), p.

    222.

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