by Jean-Paul Clébert · Editions Du Seuil · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9782757821558
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«Paris Insolite» is the account by Jean-Paul Clébert, published by Editions Du Seuil in paperback (256 pages, in French).
Jean-Paul Clébert, a vagabond in the Paris of the 1950s and companion of photographer Robert Doisneau, wanders the city without a fixed direction: he sleeps in the street, frequents bars and markets, observes anonymous characters, and his odd jobs and chance encounters become a warm and shifting portrait of the capital.
«Paris Insolite» originally appeared in 1952 and this edition is part of the Points Documents collection (number 2538).
«Paris Insolite» is suitable for readers interested in urban chronicle, 1950s Paris and postwar French literature.
