…But More Than Just a Picture… René Maltête. Part II.

Photographer, poet, humorist, early ecologist, Maltête captured amusing situations in everyday life. Funny, poetic and tender, his pictures were published in numerous magazines worldwide. His pictures are based on incongruity and surprise: humor is always present, but more than just a picture, there is often a philosophical dimension. [1]

Homme sans tête (Headless Man)

Danger

Béquilles (Crutches)

Travaux (Works)

Serpent

Cavaillon (Cavaillon is kind of melon)

Connerie (Bullshit)

Langue

Chauve (Bald; face, the mother of the author, back, Professor Choron)

Écoliers cinéphiles (Schoolboys moviegoers)

Groupe

Faim (Hunger)

Prison

Partition

Jambes (Legs)

Ski

Bigouden

Flots (Flows)

Paix (Peace)

Théatre

Livraison (Delivery)

Nageur (Swimmer)

Traces

Chevaline (Horse)

Queue (Tail)

Pique-nique