Marc Riboud's personal information

Marc Riboud

Name: Marc Riboud

Gender: Male Nationality: Lyon, France Birthday: 1923 Marc Riboud, born in Lyon, France in 1923 . When he was 14 years old, his father gave him a Kodak camera, and Mark Riboud has been inseparable from photography ever since. During World War II, Mark Riboud participated in the French underground anti-fascist guerrillas and resisted fascist rule. After the war, Mark Riboud entered ecsle centrale in Lyon to study mechanical engineering and graduated in 1948. But by 1951, he decided to give up his stable job as an engineer and devote all his energy to photography. Initially working as a freelance photographer, he joined the famous Magnum Photo Agency in 1952. In 1959, Mark Riboud was elected Vice Chairman of Magnum Europe, and in 1975 and 1976, he was elected Chairman of Magnum Europe. Marc Riboud's novels, poems and literary works are not necessarily earth-shattering events. During his travels to various countries around the world, he sensitively photographed the changes in local people's lives, especially reflecting some major and far-reaching meanings through some subtle life details. content. He not only used black and white materials to shoot news reports and photography, but also used color materials. These color poetry and literary works not only have wonderful compositions, but also have elegant and subtle colors. Marc Riboud published a large number of photo-novel, poetry and literary works, including "Japanese Women" in 1951, "Ghana" in 1964, "North Vietnam: Faces" in 1970, "Impressions of China" in 1981, and "Trains and Stations" in 1988. wait.

"Japanese Women", "Ghana", "North Vietnam: Faces", "Impressions of China", "Trains and Stations", etc.