Untitled [Man in carrot costume with cop] Size:12 ½ x 8 ¼ inch (31.75 x 20.96 cm) image | 13 ⅞ x 10 ¾ inch (35.24 x 27.31 cm) paper circa 1905

circa 1905

which chronicles the LGBTQ+ community's pursuit of civil rights while uniting to confront the rise of AIDS

Francois Traffaut has credited the film with starting the New Wave

these illustration plates have been removed from their original issues to be enjoyed as objects in their own right

30 x 24 inch | Edition of 5 (#1/5)

Untitled [Man in carrot costume with cop] Size:12 ½ x 8 ¼ inch (31.75 x 20.96 cm) image | 13 ⅞ x 10 ¾ inch (35.24 x 27.31 cm) paper circa 1905Artwork Info About the Artist 1978 Gelatin silver print Signed, annotated, in pencil, au verso Printed circa 1978 (b. 1939, Pittsburgh, USA; d. 2019, New York City, USA) Jill Freedman was a New York based photographer known for her incredible street images. As a self taught photographer, Freedman began her career documenting The Poor Peoples Campaign in 1968. Devastated by the murder of Martin Luther King Jr., she was compelled to action. Freedman