Gordon Parks: Evening Wraps At Dawn, Park Avenue, 1956

Evening Wraps At Dawn
Park Avenue, 1956
photo by Gordon Parks
(The Old New York Page)
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Those were the days. And those were DRESSES, by God (Corbie Mitleid)

All they're missing is a '56 Cadillac Sedan de Ville (John J. Timmel)

New York City in the 1950's was a gritty, funky, glamorous town (Ruth Mili Cruz)

Great shot. I'd love to know the whole story - where they were the night before and whether they wound up together afterwards (Ken Balch)    ---- my guess is some fancy ball then horn and hardart :) (The Old New York Page)


(Gordon Parks)

(New York, New York)

Gordon Parks: Mary Macado, Mother of Isabeli Lopez, and Family

published in Artlog
by courtesy of International Center of Photography
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(Gordon Parks)

Gordon Parks: Alabama, Untitled

Untitled, Mobile, Alabama published in Artlog
by courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Untitled, Shady Grove, Alabama published in Artlog
by courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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(Gordon Parks)

Goordon Parks: Husband and Wife, Sunday Morning

published in Artlog
by courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery
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(Gordon Parks)

Fighting Racism with a Camera: Gordon Parks

Gordon Parks
(http://aftm.wordpress.com/2010/02/06/gordon-parks/)
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Photographer, musician, writer and film director, Gordon Parks remained best known for capturing the trials and joys of African Americans, in his photo-essays for Life magazine. I had known poverty firsthand, he once said, but there I learned how to fight its evil—along with the evil of racism—with a camera.

• Husband and Wife, Sunday Morning
• Alabama, Untitled
• Mary Macado, Mother of Isabeli Lopez, and Family
• Evening Wraps At Dawn, Park Avenue, 1956

(America viewed by Americans)

(Filmofilia)

(A Life in Books)