![Avenue des Gobelins[1] (1925, also known as La Vitrine du tailleur) is a photo by French photographer Eugène Atget.
The photo is featured on a weird Wikipedia page, entitled conceptual photography, a page I found when looking for information on the lemma “abstract photography.” That page also features the rather intesting Imogen and Twinka[2] (1974) by Judy Dater and the well-known Le violon d’Ingres by Man Ray.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lwu1kw4NeV1qz4yqio1_500.jpg)
Avenue des Gobelins[1] (1925, also known as La Vitrine du tailleur) is a photo by French photographer Eugène Atget.
The photo is featured on a weird Wikipedia page, entitled conceptual photography, a page I found when looking for information on the lemma “abstract photography.” That page also features the rather intesting Imogen and Twinka[2] (1974) by Judy Dater and the well-known Le violon d’Ingres by Man Ray.
![[1]](http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Atget_-_Avenue_des_Gobelins.jpg?uselang=fr){kind=link}
