French photographer Robert Doisneau captured profoundly poignant, iconic images of the 20th century for Life magazine and Paris Vogue. During WWII, Doisneau worked for the Resistance and photographed the Occupation and Liberation of Paris. He photographed many French artists including Picasso and holds Prix Kodak and Prix Niepce awards. In 1973, a biographic film was made about him. Major retrospectives have been held on his work in Europe and the U.S.