Joel Meyerowitz
Man asleep on blanket with tiny telephone, New Jersey (1965), 2020
Archival pigment print
15.2 x 15.2 cm
6 x 6 in
6 x 6 in
Special edition limited by time
Signed verso on an archival label
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“In the early 1960s, the transistor radio became a popular way of playing music, news, and programs. Within a couple of years, the shape of the radios morphed from a...
“In the early 1960s, the transistor radio became a popular way of playing music, news, and programs. Within a couple of years, the shape of the radios morphed from a small rectangle to looking like cigarette boxes, bowling balls, sci-fi blobs, and other corny and kitschy forms. While out for a walk along the Hudson River in Palisades Park, I came across this sleeping beauty—in the middle of the path no less—with the sounds of the top ten squeaking out of his telephone-shaped radio. Such innocence!”
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