HCB narration?

[mathgeek2]

Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone here can help me track down a narration HCB made of his work. In the early 90s I was studying photography and my professor came in with a treat one day. She had a slide carousel of HCB's work and played an accompanying audio tape of him speaking about his philosophy on photography, etc. Occasionally I remember it and want to track it down. The most I *think* I remember is her saying that she bought it at a museum during one of his exhibitions.

Does anyone have any ideas on where I can find such a thing?

Thanks,

-Anand (lurker, newbie)

 

[cjago]

Does anyone have any ideas on where I can find such a thing?

Thanks,

-Anand (lurker, newbie)

These people would probably know:

http://www.henricartierbresson.org/index_en.htm

 

[mathgeek2]

Thanks guys. Didn't have much luck with the Louvre site (but will check next time I'm there). Dropped a line to HCB's foundation, who I'm sure know the skinny.

-A

 

[Pablito]

The slides and audio cassette tape were originally published by Scholastic in collaboration with ICP, I think. I have the set and use it whenever I teach. It is fantastic. There was a TV version made later, available on VHS, but of course you lose a lot of resolution in the images.