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New York by Henri Cartier Bresson — VisualArtsDB

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New York

New York

New York

Henri Cartier Bresson

1964

Medium: Gelatin silver print
Dimensions: 14 1/4 x 9 1/2 in. (36.2 x 24.13 cm) (image) 16 1/16 x 12 in. (40.8 x 30.48 cm) (sheet)
Genre: Photographs
Museum: Minneapolis Institute of Art

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L'Aquila, Italy

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Near Blois, France

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Hyères, France

Hyères, France

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[Legislature]

[Legislature]

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The Palm Beach "look" - Bermuda shorts are considered chic by the socialites of this "old wealth" resort.

The Palm Beach "look" - Bermuda shorts are considered chic by the socialites of this "old wealth" resort.

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Martine's Legs

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New York's tough Eastside quarter. "There is a new vitality here. These boys are first generation Americans, sons of European immigrants."

New York's tough Eastside quarter. "There is a new vitality here. These boys are first generation Americans, sons of European immigrants."

Henri Cartier Bresson, 1957