About The Work
Celebrated in both the fine art and editorial worlds for his talent in street photography, Bruce Davidson has become a major influence on American photography over the span of his fifty-year career. His stark and honest images followed urban society through depiction of the literal underground—in his Subway series—impoverished neighborhoods and subculture essays. In this gelatin silver print, Man and Woman, Davidson captures an anonymous couple on the street—the declaration of their genders calling into question the ambiguity of their features, which are ultimately just human.
About Bruce Davidson
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Photograph
Gelatin silver print
12.25 x 10.00 in
31.1 x 25.4 cm
This work is signed in pencil on verso.
About The Work
Celebrated in both the fine art and editorial worlds for his talent in street photography, Bruce Davidson has become a major influence on American photography over the span of his fifty-year career. His stark and honest images followed urban society through depiction of the literal underground—in his Subway series—impoverished neighborhoods and subculture essays. In this gelatin silver print, Man and Woman, Davidson captures an anonymous couple on the street—the declaration of their genders calling into question the ambiguity of their features, which are ultimately just human.
About Bruce Davidson
From The Magazine
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