"Portrait" focuses on Doisneau's work capturing images of artists at work in Paris, including luminaries such as Pablo Picasso, Saul Steinberg, and Marcel Duchamp. The photos were taken beginning in 1937.
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Google Doodle honors Robert Doisneau: 5 best collections of his photography
Check out these 5 photography collections of Doisneau's work from Paris to Palm Springs.
5. 'Doisneau: Portraits of the Artists,' by Robert Doisneau
