This book presents a curated selection of 130 black-and-white photographs by Bruce Davidson, accompanied by an introduction by Henry Geldzahler. It features images from 15 essays, including works like "Widow of Montmartre," "The Dwarf," "Brooklyn Gang," and others, capturing diverse settings such as England, Scotland, and Sicily. Spanning two decades, the collection chronicles Davidson's artistic and emotional growth from boyhood to his present, showcasing his evolving perception and consciousness as an artist. Significant projects include "East 100th Street" and "Welsh Miners," among others, highlighting Davidson's stature as a major contemporary photographer.
