In 1960, photographer Ormond Gigli created the iconic image “Girls in the Windows” by arranging 43 women in colorful dresses across the windows of a row of New York City brownstones that were about to be demolished.
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In 1960, photographer Ormond Gigli created the iconic image “Girls in the Windows” by arranging 43 women in colorful dresses across the windows of a row of New York City brownstones that were about to be demolished.
Posted by mlg1981
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Pretty incredible. I wonder what’s there now…
Wow i thought these were figurines
It’s giving red light district
if this had more pastel colors, I would have assumed this was a Wes Anderson movie poster
That is a work of art…wow.
where are the Black women?
If this style of art speaks to you, check out modern day Spanish photographer Xan Padron: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/artworks/844443
Silver Cloud RR?
I love this