Izis Bidermanas, known simply as Izis, was a Lithuanian-born French photographer renowned for his poetic and humanistic approach. He was part of the French humanist photography movement, capturing intimate and evocative moments that reflected the spirit of Paris and its people. His work often focused on the everyday lives of Parisians, bringing out the beauty and emotion in ordinary scenes.

In 1959, Boulevard de Rochechouart was a lively area in Paris, known for its vibrant street life and eclectic mix of performers, artists, and locals. This period was marked by cultural dynamism, with Paris being a hub for art, music, and fashion. The boulevard, located in the 18th arrondissement, was a place where the city's diversity and creativity were on full display, making it a perfect backdrop for Izis's photography.

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