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Henry Clay Anderson ran the Anderson Photo Service in Greenville, Mississippi from the late 1940s to the '60s, and during that time every aspect of African-American life came before his lens. Though highly segregated, Greenville was the site of a thriving middle-class, African American community - an aspect of American life that is rarely documented.

A portfolio of 10 photographs, printed posthumously, from Anderson’s original negatives by Laurent Girard. This portfolio is accompanied by a copy of an award-winning documentary about Mr. Anderson's photographs and the stories surrounding them: Separate, But Equal - winner of the 2011 HBO Best Documentary Film award at the Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival (made by Shawn Wilson).

This photograph is only available as part of the portfolio; individual prints have sold out.

Little Girl With Black Doll in the Studio
Henry Clay Anderson Little Girl With Black Doll in the Studio

Price $Portfolio Only

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Description

Ref.# 10924

Medium Gelatin Silver Print

Dimensions 14 x 11 in. (356 x 279 mm)

Photo Country United States (USA)

Photographer Country United States (USA)

Company
Charles Schwartz Ltd.

 

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