'Waiting till the parade goes by'
Photograph
c.1956 (made)
c.1956 (made)
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Kronig took this photograph from the window of his London flat. It forms part of a series he called. Out the Window, after a song performed by the jazz pianist Count Basie and his band. Here an exasperated male driver is delayed by a stream of identically dressed women – perhaps members of the Salvation Army – passing in front of his car. The image captures the occasional reversal in power between cars and pedestrians that occurs on city streets
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Title | 'Waiting till the parade goes by' (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Gelatin silver print |
Brief description | David Kronig, 'Waiting till the parade goes by', from the series 'Out the Window', c.1956, gelatin silver print |
Physical description | Photograph of a man, shown from behind, seated in a car. A group of similarly dressed women walk by in front of him, blocking his passage. |
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Summary | Kronig took this photograph from the window of his London flat. It forms part of a series he called. Out the Window, after a song performed by the jazz pianist Count Basie and his band. Here an exasperated male driver is delayed by a stream of identically dressed women – perhaps members of the Salvation Army – passing in front of his car. The image captures the occasional reversal in power between cars and pedestrians that occurs on city streets |
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Accession number | PH.755-1987 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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