Fred Brommet, a Dutch photographer known for his street photography, documented the vibrancy of post-war urban life, showcasing everyday moments of resilience.

This 1951 image shows people gathered around market carts on Rue Montorgueil, engaging in lively exchanges that reflect the era’s commercial energy.

In 1951, Paris was in the early years of the Trente Glorieuses, a period of economic growth. Traditional markets remained vital to daily life, and streets like Rue Montorgueil served as communal hubs for locals rebuilding their lives after the war.

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