Édouard Boubat (1923–1999) was a French photographer renowned for his poetic and humanistic imagery. Emerging in the post-war era, Boubat captured moments of quiet beauty and resilience, celebrating the dignity of everyday life. Often described as a "peace correspondent," his lens embraced tenderness and empathy, finding profound narratives in fleeting, ordinary scenes. His work appeared in publications such as Réalités and gained recognition worldwide for its timeless elegance and emotional resonance.