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The poster is beautifully printed on 130lb premium cover paper with a spot varnish applied
” explains David Hurn
and it was certainly a conscious effort
as Glinn was boarding a press truck along with a crowd of photographers all hoping for a photo opportunity
helped in the creation of portraits that went beyond the usual ‘glamour shots’
Magnum Editions: Harlem, New York, 1963 Framing:Custom Black Frame The poster is beautifully printedIn 1962 Leonard Freed went to Berlin to shoot The Wall being erected. There he saw an African American soldier standing in front of it and the thought struck him; that at home in the US, African Americans were struggling for civil rights, and here in Germany an African American soldier was ready to defend the United States. This prompted a lengthy examination by Freed of the plight of the African Americans at home in the United States. Freed traveled
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