Cafe de Flore, Paris | Robert Doisneau / Robert Capa / Dennis Stock / Willy Ronis / Paul Almasy / Jeanloup Sieff, 1930-75

Robert Doisneau, Cafe De Flore, 1949                                      Paul Almasy, Paris, 1966

The Café de Flore, at the corner of Boulevard Saint-Germain and Rue St. Benoit, in the 6th arrondissement, is one of the oldest 

and the most prestigious coffeehouses in Paris. The name is taken from a sculpture of Flora, goddess of flowers and the season of 

spring in Roman mythology, located on the opposite side of the boulevard. The Café de Flore opened early in the Third Republic, 

in 1885

Jeanloup Sieff, Café de Flore, 1975                                                Robert Doisneau, Café de Flore, 1945

Paul Almasy, Café de Flore, 1960s                                                Robert Capa, Cafe de Flore, Paris,1952

Boris Lipnitzki, Paris 1959                                         Léon Herschtritt, At the café de Flore, Paris 1960 

Cafe de Flore, Paris, 1949                                                      Dennis Stock, Cafe de Flore, Paris, 1958

Ed van der Elsken, Café de Flore, Paris 1953                                   Robert Capa, Cafe de Flore, Paris, 1952

Christer Stromholm, Cafe de Flore, Paris, 1949                                  Dennis Stock, Cafe de Flore, Paris, 1970

Willy Ronis, Paris, 1946

Cafe de Flore, Paris, 1930