Men's Fashions (1925) by Eugène Atget, from the Original, Wooden Framed Print

Men's Fashions (1925) by Eugène Atget, from the Original, Wooden Framed PrintPublic domain art from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, digitally enhanced in high resolution. Gold toned gelatin silver print. Eugne Atget photographed the dynamic changes he witnessed in Paris from the late 1800s to the mid 1920s. In this photograph from 1925, he focused his camera on a store front display window of a mens clothing store. In it we can see trousers and suits draped on various mannequins. The glass of the window reflects the

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