1950 WEEGEE. Surrealist Self-Portrait by Influential New York Crime and Art Photographer. Presbyterian Extensive Discourse on Slavery in

Extensive Discourse on Slavery in the South [he began as pro-slavery but was decidedly against after time spent with his black and/or enslaved parishioners

Lieutenant Company B

was a Irish-Greek writer

and a Sketch of His Life

1950 WEEGEE. Surrealist Self-Portrait by Influential New York Crime and Art Photographer. Presbyterian Extensive Discourse on Slavery inA superb and perviously untraced photograph by one of the 20th century's most influential photographers. Distorted Self Portrait Gelatin Silver Print Measuring 8 x 10 [sheet size] Signed in lower margin Similarly evocative examples are held by the Cohen family archive [here], known through his surreal Photographer with Seven Eyes, and the kaleidoscopic self portrait held by the Houston Museum of Fine Art [here]. Weegee [1899 1968] was born Usher