4 july > 31 october

Exhibition - Paul Almasy, Humanist photographer

Name: Exhibition - Paul Almasy, Humanist photographer
Start: 2026-07-04
End: 2026-10-31
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Cabinet d'Arts graphiques du MAT, Musée d'Art de Toulon - MAT, 113 bd Leclerc, 83000 Toulon

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Just a few steps from the MAT’s temporary exhibition hall, the Graphic Arts Gallery offers a counterpoint to the exhibition “Man Ray: The Magic of the Image” with a selection of photographs by Paul Almasy (1906–2003) from the museum’s collections.

Born in Budapest and a naturalized French citizen, Almasy traveled the world for more than fifty years. A traveling photographer with a keen eye for faces, gestures, and human landscapes, he blazed a new trail in 20th-century photography—less experimental than Man Ray’s, yet just as attuned to the world’s diversity. A common thread links the two exhibitions. In 1961, Almasy photographed Man Ray in his studio on Rue Férou. These images, featured in the main exhibition, engage here in a dialogue with the Hungarian photographer’s entire body of work and serve as a reminder that photography is also an art of movement and encounter