This book delves into the photographic work of Weegee, renowned for capturing the essence of 1930s and '40s New York. Utilizing an NEA archive discovered in 2012, it unveils numerous unseen images. These photographs offer fresh perspectives on Weegee's iconic subjects such as police officers, criminals, nightlife, and jazz musicians, along with scenes from World War II's end. The book also reveals a lesser-known side of Weegee through his depictions of joyful moments. Additionally, it details the intriguing story behind the archive's rediscovery, offering a comprehensive look at the photographer's work and era.
