Paul StrandAmerican, 1890–1976Boy
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The Museum of Modern Art
New York, United States
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- Accession number
- 226.1957
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Meanwhile, in the life of Paul Strand
The whole life1933–1952
Nearly twenty years without a darkroom of his own
From 1933 to 1952 Strand has no darkroom of his own and uses other people’s.
1950s
Has his books printed in Leipzig
Because of a printing process reportedly available only in East Germany at the time, Strand insists that his books be printed in Leipzig, even if their Communist provenance means they are initially banned on the American market.
1951
Marries Hazel Kingsbury
After his divorce from Virginia Stevens in 1950, Strand marries the photographer Hazel Kingsbury; they stay together until his death, and she assists him in his creative life in France.
1952
“La France de Profil” is published
The photobook “La France de Profil”, second of the six book “portraits” of place, becomes especially well known.
1955
“Un Paese”, on Luzzara and the Po Valley, is published
A book of photographs of Luzzara and the Po River Valley in Italy (Einaudi), the third of the six book “portraits” of place.
