A collection of eight photographs depicting behind-the-scene - Lot 81

A collection of eight photographs depicting behind-the-scenes moments in cinema and portraits, from around the 1950s to the 1980s. Photos by Walter CARONE (1920–1982) and Roger CORBEAU (1907–1994) Photos by Roger Corbeau: the film *La Porteuse de pain* by Maurice Cloche (1963) Photos by Walter Carone: filming of the movie *Le Choix des armes* by Alain Corneau (1981) Includes: - a scene from filming or a rehearsal in an interior setting, photograph by Walter Carone; - a scene from filming, photograph by Roger Corbeau; - a scene from filming with extras; - a scene from filming, photograph by Roger Corbeau; - a scene from filming, photograph by Roger Corbeau; - tavern scene with extras, film shoot; - group portrait outdoors, photograph by Walter Carone; - interior scene, photograph by Roger Corbeau. Stamps by Walter Carone or Roger Corbeau on the back, depending on the copy; two uncredited photographs. Dimensions: approximately 18 × 24 to 20 × 30 cm. Note: A set of eight photographs illustrating Walter Carone and Roger Corbeau’s documentary perspective on the world of French cinema between the 1950s and 1980s. The prints show scenes from film shoots, rehearsals, sets filled with extras, interior scenes, and candid moments captured on set, though it is not possible to identify the specific productions with certainty. The collection is rounded out by a group portrait taken outdoors by Walter Carone, revealing a more intimate side of his work. Preserved with their original stamps where present, these photographs bear witness to the work of two major figures in French film photography and constitute a representative collection of photojournalism dedicated to the entertainment industry and its personalities of that period.