Fine Print: Three gentlemen wait for a bus in the rain. London, England, 1964 Moments in History

Fine Print: Three gentlemen wait for a bus in the rain. London, England, 1964 Moments in HistoryBetween 1950 and 1961 Burt Glinn shot more than 250 American subjects for LIFE magazine. They vary from the light hearted (Animals on TV) to the tragic (Thanksgiving Plane Crash). In this image taken in 1964, three gentlemen wait for a bus in the rain on Hyde Park corner in London.

This image immerses the viewer in a world of tangled greenery and filtered light

Smith chose to photograph his two young children

This project was created by the Deutsche Borse Prize shortlisted photographer on the Kolekcja Września residency programme in 2016

which they live through daily

This discussion is complemented by a conversation between Sanguinetti and curators Clément Chéroux and Pierre Leyrat

Harlem has long been a paradigm of both the suffering and soaring achievements of New York’s underprivileged communities

buildings became patterns in the larger picture he was seeing

setting towards the horizon

the image feels both grounded and dreamlike

and recalls the dark day when she chased him and he was hit by a car: she disappeared hours later and returned only a decade later

was complementary to his low key personality

and its environment juxtaposes different orders of historiographic evidence