Despite the changing capital, towards the end of his life, Ronis returned to Paris. He negotiated that the state paid his rent in return for the donation of his works. The photographs from this final decade mark a new period. In 2001, Ronis decided to put his camera away for good, 8 years before he died. Willy Ronis, The trade unionist, Rose Zehner during the Citroën strikes Paris, 1938, silver print, signed with ink in the interior, bottom border, 129,5 x 87 cm authentic stamped Willy Ronis, Collection Stéphane Kovalsky, estimation: 8 000 - 10 000 € / 8 800 – 11 000 $