Sherman is not as critical of the environment and political, his photography compared to Riis’s are a “feel good” exhibition. Sherman took portraits, not landscapes of the environment. Most of his images are taken of individuals from the front from head to waist; some were of whole families though still solely focusing on the character...
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When looking at these photographs you can see that Sherman was most interested in people in national dress. His subjects for the most part are wearing their native clothing which represent cultural and social values. Isolated is how these ethnic beings are shown and in a way it resembles a mug shot. Maybe that is exactly what the message is...
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