Easter Sunday in Harlem, Weegee, negative 1940; print about 1950
Weegee, portretWeegeeStany Zjednoczone, 1899–1968

Easter Sunday in Harlem

negative 1940; print about 1950 · Photograph · 34.7 × 27 cm

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Gdzie jest teraz „Easter Sunday in Harlem”? Kolekcja: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles. Obecnie poza wystawą. Sprawdzono 7 października 2026.

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>I spotted this happy man coming out of the church ... he told me that he was a clothing salesman ... and that every Easter Sunday he puts on his full dress suit.* > >--Weegee from *Naked City* (1945) At a time of racial tension in many parts of the United States, Weegee's photographs showed an unusual sensitivity in their portrayal of minorities. Here, an African-American man in his best suit is surrounded by other churchgoers on Easter Sunday, 1940. Resplendent in coattails, top hat, and striped pants, the man radiates respectability and authority. His tired eyes are overshadowed by his brilliant smile. Compositionally, his top hat forms the peak of a triangle containing two women in white hats, one in the foreground, the other behind and to the right. Weegee's flash illuminates the man, a woman, and a well-dressed boy, while a cluster of other people crowd the scene from within the shadows.

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Z życia: Weegee

Cały życiorys
  1. 1938

    Police-band radio

    Weegee obtains a permit to use a portable police-band shortwave radio.

  2. 1943

    Five photographs at MoMA

    MoMA acquires five of Weegee’s photographs and includes them in Action Photography.

  3. 1945

    Naked City

    Weegee publishes his first book of photographs, Naked City.

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