What is the name of this Henri Cartier-Bresson picture?

[M.B.]

Hi, I'm a newbie to this forum so I hope this is the right place to ask the following question:I recently saw that famous Henri Cartier-Bresson picture where two dogs are "having fun" while two dogs are watching. Does anyone know the name that HCB has given that picture? Thank you.

[M.B.]

If nobody can help me here: Do you know a place on the net where people might help me along?

[Pekka]

Most likely it's in the book "A Propos de Paris" http://www.aviewoncities.com/zzbooks/showproduct.php?asin=0821224964&city=paris

You might also try to drop a mail in contact@henricartierbresson.org which is email for Cartier-Bresson foundation in Paris (http://henricartierbresson.org).

[Andy_T]

I assume that most people are not too snottish to answer you ... but they came to the same result as myself when I tried it when you posted it before ... not easily possible to find that on the Internet.

I found pretty few HCB photographs, but a lot of books about him ... which would be not much help to you.

Best regards,
Andy

[Pekka]

One pretty sure method if you REALLY need to know the name: open a free account in http://www.artprice.com and then pay them some to view the images on listings, they seem to have more than 700 Cartier-Bresson photos listed.

[neil_r]

Indeed, I tried to help you out with an extesive search, there are a several references to the pic in reviews of the book "A Propos de Paris" as Pekka mentioned. Tried to get the name but gave up after almost an hour.

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[Pekka]

BTW: found this page with a nice short radio programme where HCB is interviewed: http://www.npr.org/display_pages/features/feature_1318621.html

In that interview it is mentioned there is a film where HCB shoots in New York , anyone have that on net?