Drie foto's van dronken, dakloze mannen op straat, Parijs, Ed van der Elsken, 1950 - 1954
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![The image displays a triptych of black and white photographs capturing the somber atmosphere of street life in Paris during the mid-20th century. The first photo shows an individual leaning against a shuttered storefront, wearing torn clothing with a worn expression on his face. In the second photograph, two individuals appear to be conversing or examining something close to the ground amidst groups of passersby and pedestrians dressed in period-appropriate attire. The third image features various men standing around what seems like an open street market or social gathering area; their expressions range from casual observation to apparent distress.
The photographs are arranged side by side, with a reflective surface visible on one edge, suggesting they may be displayed as part of an exhibit or collection. Each photograph captures the gritty reality and resilience of urban life during this historical period, emphasizing themes such as poverty, isolation, and human endurance against adversity. The overall composition conveys a poignant narrative about the underprivileged men living in Paris' streets amidst economic hardship and social challenges.
For additional context on Ed van der Elsken's work or to explore more images from his archive, please visit the provided link for further information regarding this specific triptych titled "Drie foto's van dronken, dakloze mannen op straat," which translates to "Three photos of [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/464/833/162/763/686/original/0d32e8041f7e27e0.jpeg "The image displays a triptych of black and white photographs capturing the somber atmosphere of street life in Paris during the mid-20th century. The first photo shows an individual leaning against a shuttered storefront, wearing torn clothing with a worn expression on his face. In the second photograph, two individuals appear to be conversing or examining something close to the ground amidst groups of passersby and pedestrians dressed in period-appropriate attire. The third image features various men standing around what seems like an open street market or social gathering area; their expressions range from casual observation to apparent distress.
The photographs are arranged side by side, with a reflective surface visible on one edge, suggesting they may be displayed as part of an exhibit or collection. Each photograph captures the gritty reality and resilience of urban life during this historical period, emphasizing themes such as poverty, isolation, and human endurance against adversity. The overall composition conveys a poignant narrative about the underprivileged men living in Paris' streets amidst economic hardship and social challenges.
For additional context on Ed van der Elsken's work or to explore more images from his archive, please visit the provided link for further information regarding this specific triptych titled \"Drie foto's van dronken, dakloze mannen op straat,\" which translates to \"Three photos of [...]")
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