Davidson encountered the Garden Cafeteria in the early 1970s while making a film on Polish-born American author Isaac Bashevis Singer, who was a regular customer. Its clientele, mostly Jews who immigrated after World War II, appealed to Davidson because his own family were Jews who had emigrated from Poland. He spent hours with his sitters, learning their histories before empathetically clicking the shutter.
- Készítette Bruce Davidson (American, b. 1933)
- Datálva 1973
- Jogok: Copyrighted
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America
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gelatin silver print
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Photograph
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Photography
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