Fine Print: East 100th Street, Harlem, New York City, USA, 1966 Graphic

Fine Print: East 100th Street, Harlem, New York City, USA, 1966 GraphicIn September 1966, Bruce Davidson went to East 100th Street in Harlem, New York, and spent two years photographing the people of the block. In 1970, 43 prints from this body of work were displayed at the Museum of Modern Art, coinciding with the release of the seminal photobook East 100th Street, published by Harvard University Press. Harlem has long been a paradigm of both the suffering and soaring achievements of New Yorks underprivileged

One of Erwitt’s most iconic images

of fact and of fiction

frank moments—stripped bare of societal pressure or judgment and in stark contrast to the busy

Jacob wrote of Morath’s image -- "the full caption reads

inviting reflection on beauty

Irreversibly a ‘Prisoner of the Caucasus’

wrestling close to the Baltic Sea

accurately

From airports and planes to hotel rooms and self-portraits

1963 Rene Burri joined Magnum Photos in 1959

It is beautifully printed in quad tones on 130lb premium cover paper with a spot varnish applied

along with several others