On this day in 1912 ...Middle East

Nov. 30, 1912 David Finn took a series of photographs of artists and intellectuals living in New York City for the book “Our New York.” This photo is part of that group. The black-and-white negatives are part of the David Finn Archive in the Department of Image Collections at the National Gallery of Art Library. Photographer, musician, writer and film director Gordon Parks was born in Fort Scott, Kansas.  Born into poverty, he learned early about segregation, attending a segregated elementary school. He recalled being discouraged by a teacher, who said college would be a waste of time. He struggled to survive, first working as a piano player in a brothel. He went on to work as

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