Series

Naples, un hiver, 1991

Serie | Any city in its image and, increasingly, cities, like entire parts of the planet, are disappearing behind the images that are supposed to reflect it.

Sur les traces de l’Afrique fantôme, 1990

Serie | Between May 1988 and January 1990, the photographer François Huguier went through the Dakar-Djibouti Mission which crossed Africa from West to East from May 1931 to February 1933.

Greyhound, 1990

Greyhound Lines is a U.S.-based motorcoach company that transports passengers across North America. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the company now serves more than 3,700 destinations: nearly 2,200 destinations in the United States alone, more than 1,100 destinations in Canada and the rest in Mexico.

People of my Village, 1990

This series of black and white portraits represents the people around whom Denis Dailleux grew up, between love and hate. Taken when he was 25 years old and full of doubts, the project is an upheaval in the photographer's work.

Cuba, 1990

Series | From Vedado to Centro Habana and from there to Habana Vieja, Argentinian photographer Pablo Cabado has used his camera to capture the people, the buildings, the incredibly contradictory life of Cuba.

Basque Heartland, 1990

In 1990, Anne Rearick left the East Coast of the United States to spend a year photographing the daily life of Iparralde, in the French Basque Country.

China, Illustrations, 1987-1990

Manuel Vimenet went several times to China, for reports, revolutions... This series is a selection of his surprising black and white photographs, from Xingping to small remote villages.

Women In Prison, 1990

This monumental work on female incarceration, took Atwood to forty prisons in nine different countries in Europe, Eastern Europe, and the United States.

Missions, Doctors, up to the other side of the world, 1989

It all started in Orly on December 22, 1989. That evening, news of Ceaucescu's fall was announced. An anesthetist friend hired by Médecins du Monde drove me into high gear at Orly airport: there, part of Hall number 2 is occupied by a group of adventurous doctors.

The Romanian Revolution, 1989

In December 1989, one month after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Romania was in the final hours of Nicolae Ceausescu's totalitarian regime. After weeks of struggle and protest, this last stronghold of Stalinist communism was overthrown on 21 December 1989 by a coup d'état.