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Egyptian Lacquer, 3052 South Carroll Street, Chicago
Creator
Camilo José VergaraAmerican Photographer · 1944–present
All works by this person →> The ghetto poses urgent questions I feel compelled to respond to, not with solutions but with explanations and tangible records. I am driven to publicize and preserve the memory of these environments. > > --Camilo José Vergara Camilo José Vergara has spent more than thirty years documenting poor, urban, and minority neighborhoods across the United States. His projects emerge from what he sees as
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- 1999
- Medium
- Chromogenic print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- 0dcb17f2-7749-4dab-b8b6-9a5fff33ba13
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A pink building with a decorative facade and barred windows sits on a paved area.
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Exterior view of a single-story building with a flat roof. An Egyptian-inspired detailing, featuring a sphinx flanked by two uraeus or stylized depiction of rearing cobras, can be seen above the building's entrance.
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