Magnum Print Bundle: Harlem, New York, 1963 Black and White

Magnum Print Bundle: Harlem, New York, 1963 Black and WhiteOne hot summer afternoon in 1963, Leonard Freed was wandering around Harlem when he captured this photograph of two young residents, in sheer delight, cooling off from the heat with an open fire hydrant, which had become a lifeline during heatwaves in the city. At the time, Freed was in the early stages of what would become the landmark photo project, Black in White America. Traveling to New York, Washington, D. C. and all across the south, the

with the Washington Monument looming in the background

This deeply personal statement underscores the unseen emotional cost of the job

She is just coming home from a television show in New York’s A

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has become synonymous with English country life

The fireworks and smoke become both offering and omen—ritual spectacle and metaphor for a community shaped by resistance and memory

he had first taken up photography while living in Los Angeles

a young Werner Bischof honed his unique approach

which launched a chain of events in which Sedgwick started spending time at Warhol’s The Factory and went on to star

two years after his work in Ecuador covering Operation Auca

her pixie-like features and playful nature – on top of her celebrity – ensuring she was photographed extensively throughout her life

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