Saint-Cloud 1926

Eugène Atget’s *Saint-Cloud* (1926) is a striking example of his documentation of Parisian life. This photograph, taken in the Saint-Cloud park, captures the grandeur and history of the site, featuring a prominent statue partially obscured by a tree. The muted tones and hazy atmosphere create a sense of nostalgia and a hint of melancholy, highlighting Atget’s unique artistic vision. His work, often referred to as "documentary photography," was a significant influence on later photographers like Walker Evans and Berenice Abbott.