Fontaine, rue Garancière 1900

"Fontaine, rue Garancière" (1900) is a photograph by Eugène Atget, a French photographer known for his documentation of Paris. The image focuses on a gargoyle-like sculpture, a common feature in Parisian architecture. Atget's work often captured the overlooked details of urban life, offering a unique perspective on the city's history and architecture. This photograph, with its sharp detail and muted tones, exemplifies his photographic style, which would later influence photographers like Walker Evans and Henri Cartier-Bresson.