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"Sidelong glance" Robert Doisneau Robert Doisneau captured with his camera the oblique glances of passers-by in front of a frame installed in the window of the Romy Gallery located on the Rue de Seine in Paris in 1948. "Sidelong glance" is a black and white series of photographs taken by Robert Duano in 1948. To make the experiment a success, Duano hid his Rolleiflex camera in an old chair that stood inside the gallery so that he could capture the dimension that the eyes could perceive in a patriarchal culture at a time when claiming a woman's naked body was unacceptable. pornographic act. Photo Shot