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Uncommon images

A touching portrait of one of the first and foremost photographers of Afro-American life, who set up shop in Harlem at the beginning of the twentieth century and spent the next sixty years taking pictures there.

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  • "James Van Der Zee"@en
  • "Harlem of James Van Der Zee"@en

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  • "A touching portrait of one of the first and foremost photographers of Afro-American life, who set up shop in Harlem at the beginning of the twentieth century and spent the next sixty years taking pictures there."@en
  • "Black photographer James Van DerZee talks about his life and work. Includes examples of his photographs which captured the proud and glamorous aspects of Harlem."
  • "Black photographer James VanDerZee talks about his life and work. Includes examples of his photographs which captured the proud and glamorous aspects of Harlem."
  • "Black photographer James VanDerZee talks about his life and work. Includes examples of his photographs which captured the proud and glamorous aspects of Harlem."@en
  • "This is a touching portrait of one of the first and foremost photographers of black American life, who set up shop in Harlem at the beginning of the century and spent the next sixty years taking pictures there. His work is now recognized for its artistic and historic value, representing a fascinating record of the public and private life of the black community. Mr. Van DerZee, a man who loved deeply and experienced both joy and sorrow in his life, brings to his reminiscences the wisdom of a ripe old age."
  • "This is a touching portrait of one of the first and foremost photographers of black American life, who set up shop in Harlem at the beginning of the century and spent the next sixty years taking pictures there. His work is now recognized for its artistic and historic value, representing a fascinating record of the public and private life of the black community. Mr. Van DerZee, a man who loved deeply and experienced both joy and sorrow in his life, brings to his reminiscences the wisdom of a ripe old age."@en
  • "A portrait of James Van DerZee, the renowned photographer who set up shop in Harlem at the beginning of the century and spent 60 years there. Mr. Van DerZee reminisces at 91 about his work, which represents a record of the public and private life of the Black community."@en
  • "A portrait of one of the most prominent photographers of Afro-American life. James Van DerZee set up shop in Harlem at the beginning of the century and spent the next 60 years taking pictures there. At 90, Van DerZee reminisces about the joys and sorrows of his life."
  • "Black photographer James Van DerZee talks about his life and work. Includes examples of his photographs which capture sixty years of both the public and private life of Harlem."@en

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  • "Documentary"@en
  • "Portraits"@en
  • "Television programs"@en
  • "Nonfiction television programs"@en
  • "Documentary television programs"@en
  • "Pictorial works"
  • "Pictorial works"@en
  • "History"@en
  • "Biography"@en
  • "Biographical television programs"@en
  • "Biography"
  • "Documentary films"

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  • "Uncommon images"
  • "Uncommon images"@en
  • "Uncommon images James Van Der Zee"
  • "Uncommon images James Van Der Zee"@en
  • "Uncommon images: James Van DerZee"
  • "Uncommon images James Van DerZee"@en
  • "Uncommon images : James Van DerZee"

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