Black-and-white crowded street scene showing a dark-skinned person wearing a sign reading “I am blind and deaf” and a fair-skinned young person dropping a donation into his cup while another fair-skinned onlooker stares in disgust.

A grayscale photograph of a light-skinned person putting change into the cup of a dark-skinned person, who wears a sign around their neck that reads “I AM BLIND AND DEAF.”

Garry Winogrand

New York City,

Maker

Garry Winogrand

Title

New York City

Materials/Techniques

Materials

gelatin silver print

Techniques

gelatin silver print

Dimensions

27.9 x 35.2 cm (11 x 13 7/8 inches) (sheet)

Type

Photographs

Credit

Gift of Manny and Skippy Gerard

Object Number

2005.137.21

New York City

Exhibition History

Variance

February 1 - October 9, 2022

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