Postcard Ballad for Cello

Cellist on a bridge in the sunshine

A timeless motive - music and photography combined

The postcard ‘Balade for Cello’ shows the renowned cellist Maurice Baquet on the Brooklyn Bridge in New York. The iconic black and white picture was taken in 1960 by Robert Doisneau, one of the most important photographers of his time, known for his expressive street scenes. This snapshot impressively combines music, art and urban scenery.

The postcard is printed on high-quality cardboard and is suitable for sending as well as for stylish decoration. Whether as a small work of art for collectors or as an inspiring greeting - this motif is guaranteed to attract everyone's attention.

The collaboration between Doisneau and Baquet resulted in numerous images that capture the magic of music in a unique way. With this postcard, you own a piece of this artistic connection - a perfect gift for lovers of classical photography, music enthusiasts or anyone who appreciates the flair of times gone by.

• Photographer: Robert Doisneau (1912 - 1994)
• Postcard name: Balade for cello
• Motive: Maurice Baquet on the Brooklyn Bridge New York 1960
• Postcard format: 10.5 x 14.8 cm (A6)