Robert Frank (American-Swiss, 1924-2019)
Parade – Hoboken, New Jersey
1955
Gelatin silver print
The flags will be all askew.
The jukeboxes will be playing.
And the light will never falter from his incandescent images.
Vale.
Dr Marcus Bunyan
Please click on the photographs for a larger version of the image.
Robert Frank (American-Swiss, 1924-2019)
Bar, New York City
1955-1956
Gelatin silver print
Jeff Gusky (American)
Corridor in Kazimierz (Former Jewish District)
Cracow, Poland 1996
As promised photographs by Jeff Gusky from the exhibition Of Life and Loss: The Polish Photographs of Roman Vishniac and Jeffrey Gusky. Many thanks to Jeff for making them available to me. I have tried to form a small narrative from some of the photographs that Jeff sent me, like a piece of music. The flow through passageways and doorways forming rivers of light and dark ends in the ascending stairs that hold the possibility of deliverance and redemption. The image is reminiscent of photographs by Eugene Atget.
The most beautiful video and music (see below) is entirely appropriate for this post: Gorecki Symphony No. 3 “Sorrowful Songs” – Lento e Largo.
Dr Marcus Bunyan
Jeff Gusky (American)
Former Jewish Home in Use as a Public Toilet
Dzialoszyce, Poland 1996
Jeff Gusky (American)
Desecrated Synagogue and Jewish School
Dzialoszyce, Poland 1999
Jeff Gusky (American)
Lublin Corridor #1
Lublin, Poland 1999
Jeff Gusky (American)
Birkenau Silhouette
Auschwitz, Poland 1996
Jeff Gusky (American)
Where They Lived #4
Cracow, Poland 2001
Gorecki Symphony No. 3 “Sorrowful Songs” – Lento e Largo
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