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法国萨纳大街,一家门脸不大的古玩店临街橱窗里,摆放着一幅19世纪著名画家沃格纳的人体油画。这幅画仿佛有些魔力,像磁铁般吸引着行人的视线,不少路过的人,都会在它前面停下脚步,同时,这幅画又像神奇的试剂,使人们在它面前显现某种品性。这也难怪,1949年的巴黎还不怎么开放,人们不免有些大惊小怪。这一情景,引起了擅长“街景照”的罗伯特·杜瓦诺的注意。他认为把这样一幅画放在橱窗里是一种挑衅,一种煽动。他想,如果躲在橱窗后的暗处,把观画者的不同反应一一拍摄下来,一定是一组很有趣的专题照片,而且"因为橱窗的反光作用,路上的行人根
Sanaa Avenue in France, a small face-free antique shop in the street window, placed a famous nineteenth Century painter Wagner body painting. The painting seems to have some magical power that attracts pedestrians’ eyes as a magnet, and many passing people will stop in front of it. At the same time, this painting is like a magical agent that causes people to show something in front of it Sex. It’s no wonder that Paris was not yet open to the world in 1949, and people are not surprised. This scene attracted the attention of Robert Duvarno, who was good at Street View. He considered it a provocation, a kind of incitement to put such a picture on the window. He thought that if he hid behind the window and photographed the different reactions of the viewers, he must have been a group of very interesting special photos and because of the reflective effect of the window, the pedestrian root on the road