WEEGEE "DISTORTION: STRIPES" C. 1955Photographer. Artist. Photojournalist. Whichever way you try to categorize Weegee (1899 1968), the more you know about him, the more difficult it is contain him within a single definition. Weegee began shooting scenes of crime, drama, tragedy and depravity throughout New York City in the 1930s for Acme newspapers. In 1935 he became a freelancer, mostly contributing to PM magazine. While his nickname derived from his sixth sense like ability to find

The grey-on-grey palette has a quiet elegance and a subtle dynamism that is still unmistakably Harold Town

were “his best seller

Charles Pachter subverts his own iconography by creating a glorious oversized monarch butterfly hijacking a classic silhouette image of his beloved moose

This drawing features a young girl posed in fancy clothes evocative of the Victorian era with an expression of sadness on her face

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Watercolor on paper

Aston created this bright work to represent a trophy or monument towards a more optimistic future

In this iconic and evocative work

"Mozart Night"

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The demonstration/spectacle/holiday culminated in the recording of their legendary anthem "Give Peace a Chance"

Acrylic on paper