Bistro, Paris by Roberta Fineberg, Black-and-White Street Photography, France Music it captures African American life

it captures African American life in the 1960s

signed lower right margin recto by the photographer

American photographer Stern was one of the last artists to photograph Marilyn Monroe

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body language hinting at the sacrificial in what looks like an abandoned apartment

Bistro, Paris by Roberta Fineberg, Black-and-White Street Photography, France Music it captures African American lifeA black and white image shot on film by Roberta Fineberg becomes an abstract chiaroscuro portrait of an elegant young woman at a French bistro was she a contemporary version of Lulu Brooks from the 1920s? Paris of the 1980s was enamored with the glamour of American movie stars from classic Hollywood films that celebrated style. Bistro, Paris, France, 1989 by Roberta Fineberg is a 14" x 11" signed gelatin silver print (analog) in an edition of 5.