Jacques Henri Lartigue (1894-1986)
French photographer and painter.
He is obsessive with cathing time as it pass.
His photographs were seen in 1962 by John Szarkowski, directer of Museum of Modern Art in New York when Lartigue was in his seventies.
Such subjects as automobile races, fashionable ladies at the seashore and the park, and kite flying, these photographs with every day subjects reveal his free spirit and love of life. Specially, those photographs capturing a sense of movement made me feel a sense of humor.
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