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Posted 1 year ago
JimLinderman
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A larger selection from the group I posted one from a few weeks ago. Real Black Gangsters, I guess. Criminals from the 1950s, but presumed innocent until proven otherwise. I'm not kidding one bit. Given attitudes, practices and institutional racism from 50 plus years ago, these sharp-dressers might have been just walking to work.
Striking Photographs, each near 8" x 10" and each handed back and forth from lawyers, prosecutors, file clerks and now collectors. Another reminder that the photograph used to be a physical object which developed surface, wear and form as it aged.
Group of Original Mug Shot Photographs, New York City 1949 - 1955 Collection Jim Linderman from "Dull Tool Dim Bulb" the Daily Art and Phography Blog.
PhotographsFrom Mathew Brady's Civil War photos to Ansel Adams' landscapes to Irving P…
very cool posting and very cool photos, love these :)
GREAT-- thanks for sharing these historical images!
Scott