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Shortly after the liberation of Paris in August 1944, Jack Lieb captures a street painter at work — a sign of rapidly returning normalcy. -
Shortly after the liberation of Paris in August 1944, Jack Lieb captures everyday city life with a street painter. -
Street scene in Paris immediately after the liberation in August 1944, recorded by Jack Lieb on Kodachrome color film. -
A few days after the liberation of Paris, Jack Lieb's color footage shows everyday activity at the art stalls along the Paris riverbank promenades. -
Parisian civilians shortly after the liberation of the city in August 1944, photographed in color by cameraman Jack Lieb. -
Shortly after the liberation of Paris, Jack Lieb documented in color a horse race in the French capital in August 1944. -
Parisians in Paris shortly after the liberation in August 1944, captured in color by Jack Lieb. -
Parisian women observe the liberation celebrations in Paris in August 1944 – captured in color by Jack Lieb. -
Parisian civilians at a public gathering shortly after the liberation of the city in August 1944, with the Eiffel Tower in the background. -
A Parisian cinema advertises Allied and Résistance newsreels immediately after liberation in August 1944. -
Parisian women on the Champ-de-Mars shortly after the liberation of the city in August 1944, with the Eiffel Tower in the background. -
US personnel viewing liberated Paris from the Eiffel Tower, August 1944. -
Shortly after the liberation of Paris in August 1944, photographed from the observation platform of the Eiffel Tower – one of the rare color documents of this historic moment. -
Jack Lieb's color footage of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, taken immediately after the liberation of the city in August 1944. -
Crowds of people in the streets of Paris during the liberation of the city in August 1944, recorded in color by Jack Lieb. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb of densely crowded Parisian boulevards during the liberation of the city in August 1944. -
Jack Lieb's color footage of the Opéra Garnier in Paris shortly after the liberation of the city in August 1944. -
Jack Lieb's color footage of the Palais Garnier in Paris, taken in August 1944 immediately after the liberation of the city. -
Jack Lieb's color footage of the Pont Alexandre III in Paris, taken in August 1944 during the liberation of the city. -
Parisian street scene with celebrating crowd during the liberation of the city in August 1944, recorded by Jack Lieb in color. -
US troops march past the Arc de Triomphe during the liberation parade on the Champs-Élysées, Paris, August 1944. -
A war correspondent cameraman documents the liberation parade in Paris in August 1944 — captured in Jack Lieb's private color film. -
Allied troop parade in Paris in August 1944, captured by Jack Lieb in color. -
Allied troops march past the Arc de Triomphe during the Liberation parade on the Champs-Élysées, Paris, August 1944. -
Photograph of German soldiers during street fighting in Paris at the beginning of the liberation on August 19, 1944. -
German soldiers are taken prisoner during street fighting at the beginning of the liberation of Paris on August 19, 1944. -
German soldiers in Paris at the beginning of the liberation uprising on 19 August 1944. -
On August 19, 1944, the Resistance uprising begins in Paris—Jack Lieb captures an arrest in the midst of the agitated population. -
Arrest by the population during street fighting in Paris at the beginning of the liberation uprising on August 19, 1944. -
Arrest of a person during street fighting in Paris at the beginning of the liberation on August 19, 1944. -
Arrest of a person during street fighting at the beginning of the liberation of Paris on August 19, 1944. -
On the first day of the Paris uprising of August 19, 1944, alleged collaborators are arrested by the crowd. -
Arrest during street fighting in the liberation of Paris, August 19, 1944, recorded by Jack Lieb in color. -
On August 19, 1944, the French Resistance uprising against German occupation began in Paris – Jack Lieb captured arrests taking place on the streets during this time. -
Arrest in the street in Paris on the first day of the Resistance uprising against German occupation, August 19, 1944. -
Photograph of an arrest in Paris on the first day of the popular uprising against German occupation, August 19, 1944. -
Start of the Paris uprising on 19 August 1944: People seek cover during street fighting between the Resistance and German occupation forces. -
Civilians and combatants seek cover during street fighting at the liberation of Paris on August 19, 1944. -
Scene from street fighting in Paris on August 19, 1944, at the beginning of the liberation of the French capital. -
Jack Lieb's color footage of the beginning of the Parisian popular uprising against German occupation, August 19, 1944. -
Charles de Gaulle on 19 August 1944 in Paris, a few days before the complete liberation of the city from German occupation. -
General De Gaulle in Paris, August 19, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
Scene from the street fighting in Paris at the beginning of the Resistance uprising on August 19, 1944. -
Jack Lieb's color footage of the street fighting in Paris on August 19, 1944, the beginning of the Résistance uprising against German occupation. -
Beginning of the Paris uprising on August 19, 1944: Civilians seek cover during street fighting. -
Beginning of the Paris uprising on August 19, 1944: Allied vehicles and civilians in the streets of the still-contested city. -
Paris, August 19, 1944: Beginning of the popular uprising of the Résistance against German occupation, captured in color by Jack Lieb. -
Civilians during street fighting at the beginning of the liberation of Paris, August 19, 1944.
