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Waldman, Max

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[1947]
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Children
  3. City & Town Life
  4. Florida
  5. Gelatin Silver Prints
  6. Group Portraits
  7. Miami
  8. Overtown (Miami, Fla.)
  9. Portrait Photographs
  10. Poverty
  11. Social Life
  12. Streets
  13. Women

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