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Color in classical photography has been a topic of debate among professionals and artists for decades. Many were against his recognition in the art of photography, saying that color was just tinsel, distracting from the true visual forms in the space of the frame. Others argued that color opens up new possibilities for expressing the author's thoughts. Bruno Barbey was one of those young photographers who decided to explore the possibilities of color. By choosing this path, he became a recognized master of color photography, finding his own unique ways of photographic storytelling.

MOROCCO. Town of Essaouira. 1985

MOROCCO. Meknes. Moulay Ismael Mausoleum (Muslim shrine). 1985

MOROCCO. Tiznit, south of Agadir. 1987 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

REUNION. A boy plays in the Riviere of Galets. 1991 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

Bruno Barbie, French by birth, was born in Morocco. He studied photography and graphic art at the University of École des Arts et Métiers in Vevey, Switzerland in 1959-60. From 1961 to 1964, he photographed Italians, examining their lives as if in the role of the protagonist of a separate world in order to find distinctive features that express the spirit of an entire nation.

ITALY. Naples. Children and a beggar. 1966 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

ITALY. Rome. 1964 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

ITALY. Venetia region. Town of Venice. 1966 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

ITALY. Campania region. Town of Naples. 1966 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

ITALY. Sicily. 1964 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

ITALY. Naples. 1964 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

Beginning in the 1960s, Barbie was commissioned photographer for the French publication Éditions Rencontre, covering events in Europe and Africa. He also constantly collaborated with Vogue magazine. In 1964 he became involved with the legendary MAGNUM agency, and became a full member in 1968 when he photographed student rallies in Paris. Over the next decade, Barbie documented the life and historical heritage of Poland, publishing the famous book Poland. Barbie was vice president of MAGNUM Europe in 1978 and 1979, and president of Magnum International from 1992-95.

FRANCE. Paris. May 68. Press photographer waiting in front of the Odean Theatre, whihc had been occupied
by students for weeks, and was being evacuated by the police. (To the left Henri Cartier-Bresson)
© Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

FRANCE. Paris. 6th arrondissement. Boulevard Saint Germain. May 6th 1968.
Students hurling projectiles against the police. © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

POLAND. Kalwaria Zebrzydowska village. Crowds at religious pilgrimage during the Holy Week. 1981
© Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

POLAND. Katowice. Snackbar.1976 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

POLAND. North of Katowice. Steel plant. 1981 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

POLAND. On the high chalk plateau between the Cracow and Tschenstochau, the ruins of the
Orgodzieniec castle. 1981 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

POLAND. Zakopane Karpathian mountains. Wedding banquet.The father works in Chicago,the family
is rather well-off. 1976 © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

For more than four decades, Warby traveled across five continents and photographed numerous military conflicts. Although he does not consider himself a war photographer, he photographed civil wars in Nigeria, Vietnam, the Middle East, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Northern Ireland, Iraq and Kuwait. Barbie's photographs have been published in most international publications.

MOROCCO. Jorf, near Erfoud. The Heavenly Staircase, second home of a German man. 1993
© Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

KUWAIT. 1991. Burgan oil fields. A lake of spilled oil. Burning oil tanks in the background
© Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

IRAQ. Kurds decorating a wall with a mural of their hero General BARZANI. 1974© Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

NORTHERN IRELAND. Londonderry. 1971. Street fighting against British soldiers © Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

JAPAN. Tokyo. Demonstration against the construction of the Narita Airport and the war of Vietnam. 1971
© Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos

One of the main themes for Bruno Barbie was Morocco, the country of his childhood. It is in photographs about the life of this region that Barbie’s talent and extraordinary ability to use color are especially clearly demonstrated. In 1999, the Parisian gallery Petit Palais organized a large exhibition of photographs of Barbie taken in Morocco over the past three decades. Bruno Barbie is the winner of numerous awards, including the French National Order of Merit. His photographs have been exhibited around the world and are in the collections of many museums. Currently, Barbie continues her journey as a master of photography, photographing events and people around the world. The MAGNUM agency website presents a huge collection of photographs by Bruno Barbie, consisting of almost 20,000 images.

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What is the role of color in classical photography? There have been arguments over this issue for decades. Some artists consider color to be an unnecessary element in conveying visual forms, while others view it as a path to new opportunities in revealing the author’s vision of space. Such researchers of the path of color in the world of form include Bruno Barbey, a recognized master of photography who has found his own, unique ways of color transmission of photographic information.

French by birth, Bruno Barbie was born in Morocco. Barbie's career as a photographer begins in the 60s of the last century. Having successfully completed his studies in photography at the Swiss university École des Arts et Métiers, Bruno collaborates with the French magazine Éditions Rencontre, as well as with the world famous Vogue.

The young photographer's first successes were evident in his photo reviews of Italian life and photo reports of student unrest in France.

Interest in people's lives, identifying characters and photographic representation of social realities continues in the subsequent works of Bruno Barbie. Thus, the photographer’s study of the Polish historical heritage, together with recording the events of the late 1970s, took shape in the famous book “Poland”.

Sincere interest in life ordinary people, Bruno Barbie guides them through countries and continents through their hopes and feelings, troubles and joys.