CARTIER-BRESSON HENRI (1908-2004). Bombay, India, December 1947. Silver photographic print on heavy paper, stamps of the photographer as well as various annotations in pencil on the reverse, circa 1970, image size 19.8 x 29.4 cm, print size with margins 24 x 30 cm, a signed certificate from the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson accompanies the work. Fold in the upper right corner of the white margin surrounding the image, otherwise perfect condition. One of the most striking images of the trip to India, with the astrologers staring at the photographer's lens.

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