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发帖数: 417 | 1 an unknown street photographer, very talent, never published any work, using
Rolleiflex, her photos were found by a realtor.
A French Catholic, Maier had apparently arrived in New York as a young girl in the 1930s, where she had earned her keep in sweatshops and learnt English at the theatre. Eventually, she found herself in Chicago nannying three boys. "She had a peculiar personality," Maloof was told. "They told ' me she would bring home a dead snake to show them, or convince the millkman to drive them all to school in his delivery truck. They loved her." She had no family that anyone knew of, never, so it's said, taking a single personal call at the house she worked in for a decade. "She wore big hats and coats, and men's shoes, and thought of herself as a film critic." Her camera was around her neck constantly. As the children grew up, Maier moved on to nanny other families. But by the 1990s, she was homeless, and fortunate that the three boys she had originally looked after were able to return the favour, buying her an apartment and paying her bills until she died.
http://vivianmaier.blogspot.com/ | S*M
发帖数: 10832 | 2 有阵子的新闻了
照片的确不错
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girl in the 1930s, where she had earned her keep in sweatshops and learnt
English at the theatre. Eventually, she found herself in Chicago nannying
three boys. "She had a peculiar personality," Maloof was told. "They told '
me she would bring home a dead snake to show them, or convince the millkman
to drive them all to school in his delivery truck. They loved her." She had
no family that anyone knew of, never, so it's said, : taking a single
personal call at the house she worked in for a decade. "She wore big hats
and coats, and men's shoes, and thought of herself as a film critic." Her
camera was around her neck constantly. As the children grew up, Maier moved
on to nanny other families. But by the 1990s, she was homeless, and
fortunate that the three boys she had originally looked after were able to
return the favour, buying her an apartment and paying her bills until she
died.
【在 o*4 的大作中提到】
: an unknown street photographer, very talent, never published any work, using
: Rolleiflex, her photos were found by a realtor.
: A French Catholic, Maier had apparently arrived in New York as a young girl in the 1930s, where she had earned her keep in sweatshops and learnt English at the theatre. Eventually, she found herself in Chicago nannying three boys. "She had a peculiar personality," Maloof was told. "They told ' me she would bring home a dead snake to show them, or convince the millkman to drive them all to school in his delivery truck. They loved her." She had no family that anyone knew of, never, so it's said, taking a single personal call at the house she worked in for a decade. "She wore big hats and coats, and men's shoes, and thought of herself as a film critic." Her camera was around her neck constantly. As the children grew up, Maier moved on to nanny other families. But by the 1990s, she was homeless, and fortunate that the three boys she had originally looked after were able to return the favour, buying her an apartment and paying her bills until she died.
: http://vivianmaier.blogspot.com/
| i***f
发帖数: 10682 | 3 看了一下，黑白大师啊。
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girl in the 1930s, where she had earned her keep in sweatshops and learnt
English at the theatre. Eventually, she found herself in Chicago nannying
three boys. "She had a peculiar personality," Maloof was told. "They told '
me she would bring home a dead snake to show them, or convince the millkman
to drive them all to school in his delivery truck. They loved her." She had
no family that anyone knew of, never, so it's said, : taking a single
personal call at the house she worked in for a decade. "She wore big hats
and coats, and men's shoes, and thought of herself as a film critic." Her
camera was around her neck constantly. As the children grew up, Maier moved
on to nanny other families. But by the 1990s, she was homeless, and
fortunate that the three boys she had originally looked after were able to
return the favour, buying her an apartment and paying her bills until she
died.
【在 o*4 的大作中提到】
: an unknown street photographer, very talent, never published any work, using
: Rolleiflex, her photos were found by a realtor.
: A French Catholic, Maier had apparently arrived in New York as a young girl in the 1930s, where she had earned her keep in sweatshops and learnt English at the theatre. Eventually, she found herself in Chicago nannying three boys. "She had a peculiar personality," Maloof was told. "They told ' me she would bring home a dead snake to show them, or convince the millkman to drive them all to school in his delivery truck. They loved her." She had no family that anyone knew of, never, so it's said, taking a single personal call at the house she worked in for a decade. "She wore big hats and coats, and men's shoes, and thought of herself as a film critic." Her camera was around her neck constantly. As the children grew up, Maier moved on to nanny other families. But by the 1990s, she was homeless, and fortunate that the three boys she had originally looked after were able to return the favour, buying her an apartment and paying her bills until she died.
: http://vivianmaier.blogspot.com/
| a*******a
发帖数: 747 | 4 wow, reminds me of Seraphine de Senlis.
Thank you for sharing! | m*****k
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