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Thursday, February 12, 2015

James VanDerZee


James VanDerZee in The Art Institute of Chicago
Jeff Curto's History of photography podcast 4 about James VanDerZee
Funerary portraits "VanDerZee applied a darkroom technique he used in some of his studio portraits to his funerary photographs, using photo montage to insert poems and spiritual imagery around the subject" Read more: Death in Harlem: James VanDerZee’s Funerary Portraits
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