Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915:

Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915:
Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915:
Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915:
Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915:
Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915:
Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915:
Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915:
Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915:
Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915:
Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915:

Kids at War, Paris, 1915. Rare Color Photographs from the First World War, Paris, August 1915: men are at war and women  are working. Far from their parents, the children of the rue Greneta play at battle.Equipped with only his camera, Léon Gimpel faced this army of kids. From this encounter in the heart of the Sentier neighbourhood was born a series of staged photographic tableaux, alternating between color (autochrome) and black and white. As the days went by, Gimpel and his army of kids developed a kind of typology in miniature of images of the Great War. Almost all the archetypal scenes are represented. It is not death that Gimpel and the army of the rue Greneta playact, but heroism, courage, and the victory of the children of France. Above all, Gimpel and his ‘little doughboys’ from the heart of Paris reveled in photographing and being photographed. -- source link


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