IN THE ALLEYS

ISBN-10
1560985364
ISBN-13
9781560985365
Category
African American children
Pages
104
Language
English
Published
1995-10-17
Publisher
Smithsonian
Author
GOLDSTEIN LAURA

Description

Includes an essay on Frankel's life and work, a history of Washington's alleys from the turn of the century onward, and a foreword by photographer Gordon Parks, who documented the same alleys for the Farm Security Administration, In the Alleys captures the strength and vitality of an urban community that now survives only in the memories of its former residents, and in Godfrey Frankel's arresting photographs.

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