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Helen Levitt

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Biographies

 

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Mary W

 

Date added:

January 14, 2017

 

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University

 

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B

 

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Most of the children were dirty and had their clothes held together with pins. Helen took a lot of pictures of children playing in the street. She really tried to capture the essence of the time. Helen would frame an entire scene, rather then just a close-up. By doing this she gives her viewers more to feel from the entirety...
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The Museum of Modern Art showed her images of children in a one-person show in 1943. Then three years she received her photography fellowship. "It was a good neighborhood for taking pictures in those days, because that was before television," she told Block. "There was a lot happening. And the older people would be sitting out on the stoops because of the heat...
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