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'Waiting till the parade goes by'

Photograph
c.1956 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

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

Object details

Category
Object type
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.
Dimensions
  • Height: 19.3cm
  • Width: 24.2cm
Subject depicted
Place depicted
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
Collection
Accession number
PH.755-1987

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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