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Hand in Train, Staten Island, Arthur Tress, 1971 (printed 1995)
Arthur Tress, PorträtArthur TressVereinigte Staaten, 1940

Hand in Train, Staten Island

1971 (printed 1995) · Photograph

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A single hand rests incongruously atop the window seat on a train. Has it been left behind in a criminal act, or has a mischievous rider hopped behind the bench to poke their hand between the seat cushions? Arthur Tress’s photograph plays upon the stuff of childhood nightmares: creatures that lurk beneath otherwise innocent furniture or reach from darkened realms to grasp the unwitting.

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