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Marcel Bovis

Marcel Bovis (1904–1997) was a French photographer, most notable for his photographs of Paris. Bovis studied at the National School of Decorative Arts in Nice and subsequently arrived to Paris to work as decorator. He taught himself photography and from 1927 started to produce photos of Paris, predominantly at night, and after 1936 became a professional photographer.

Marcel Bovis

Born
1904 · Nice.
Died
1997 · Antony.
Nationality
France
Occupation
photographer · photography historian · illustrator
Languages
French

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Marcel Bovis (1904–1997) was a French photographer, most notable for his photographs of Paris. Bovis studied at the National School of Decorative Arts in Nice and subsequently arrived to Paris to work as decorator. He taught himself photography and from 1927 started to produce photos of Paris, predominantly at night, and after 1936 became a professional photographer.

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