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Circa 1950, features cabaret dancers. Rare in-color image. Part of a series, photojournalist Frank Bauman was hired to document exclusive parties and social events.
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First three owners will receive a 16x20 limited production print of their choice from a selection of five images by the artist.
Frank Bauman
Photojournalist Frank Bauman was the staff photographer for Look Magazine. He began his career at Look Magazine following his time as war correspondent during World War II. He continued his work with Look until the 1960s, working alongside James Karales, Harold Edgerton, and Stanley Kubrick. His most notable work being his collaboration with Harold Edgerton in developing the stroboscopic form of photography. This method was famously used to prove that the curve ball does, in fact curve. Bauman was known for photographing infamous sports images, including early images of Jackie Robinson, Joe Louis, and Babe Ruth. He was also known for his work documenting the Cold War, film, pop culture, political unrest, and the human condition. Visit FrankBauman.com and @baumancollection for more information. You may visit https://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/261_baum.html for information on rights and licensing.
