From a series of works photographed by Eiichiro Sakata during his period of residence in New York City from 1966 to 1970. With his Hasselblad camera masked with strips of black tape, a shabbily dressed and unkempt Sakata was able to photograph a diverse group of people and capture the essence of the broad ethnic and socio-economic mix on the streets of this legendary neighborhood.

Printed in:
24 x 20 inches
40 x 32 inches
90 x 90 cm, unique vintage prints

Exhibited:
Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan, 2004

Literature:
"Amaranth," Edited by AERA, Asahi Shimbun, published by Asahi Shimbun, Japan

"Sakata," Edited by Nose Chieko, preface by Sayama Ichiro, published by Ryuko Tsuhin Co. Ltd., Tokyo, Japan