法国著名摄影师马克·吕布的个人回顾展于上周六在上海美术馆开展。现已87岁高龄的马克是少数几个为国人熟悉的欧洲摄影师之一，这位不折不扣的“中国迷”为捕捉和记录新中国改革开放期间的发展变化，曾前后到访中国20多次，留下了无数经典的摄影作品。本次展出的130张作品中就有将近一半是以中国为主题。

    The Shanghai Art Museum launched last Saturday a retrospective of the internationally-renowned French photographer Marc Riboud. 

    Titled “The Instinctive Moment,” the exhibition showcases 130 classic dark room prints, half of which focus on Chinese society during the early years of the Reform and Opening-up Policy.

    Some rare works that have never been on public display will be  part of the retrospective, according to Li Ning, curator of the exhibition at the Shanghai Art Museum.

    Widely known in China for capturing Chinese life during the Mao era, Mr. Riboud was one of a few European photographers who came to take photos that covered the emergence of a new New China after the passing of Mr. Mao. Affectionately dubbed Ma-Ke-Lv-Bu, the self-described Sinophile visited China over twenty times. He returned to Shanghai at the age of 87 for the retrospective, which includes iconic photos that retrace his career in Africa, America, Asia, Europe and the Middle East.

    “Beautiful picture bothers me, although I too fell into that trap. If you think too much about form, you risk falling into a beautiful, well-done trap, whereas photography is about changes, the instinctive moment, the snapshot.”

    The touring exhibition will run through April 2 and will travel to the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing from April 23 to June 6.

    ▲Antique shops during the Cultural Revolution

    ▲An American woman confronted the National Guard at a 1967 anti－Vietnam War march