Art Buff: Jerome Greenberg
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Leave a commentWith the exception of the last photo those are all very old images. How old is Mr. Greenberg? They're his originals?
Very cool images.
What was your first clue, the cars? The clothing? Or maybe the horse. Your very clever.
Well, at least you're not holding grudges. I'd hate to see what you're teaching your children. Hopefully not grammar because your usage of the possessive 'your' is incorrect.
The lead image is of a seemingly young man, so if anyone with something to contribute can clear this up for me it'd be appreciated.
I look forward to your future contributions to constructive discussions, ladyinwhite.
Yawn.
Thanks for the post doll, your to sweet. I look forward too you're post's also! Noooo 14 pounds 99 pence.
Some basic information about Mr. Greenburg is here:
http://www.stephenwjohnson.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I1110&tree=001
Mr. Greenberg lives in Clarence Center and some contemporary photos of his are in last year's Buffalo. com photo contest:
http://www.buffalo.com/discover/photos/P1380
Mr. Greenberg has also lived in New England and New Jersey. The Hens and Kelly photo is particularly awesome.
Thanks, John. Kindly appreciated.
we need more modern day street photography of buffalo. it'd be interesting to compare streets taken by greenburg then and now.
Trust me, it's very depressing to compare the Buffalo of yesterday to today. 50 years ago, we looked like a mini-mega metropolis. Today we are a deserted ghost town.
exactly my point why it would be an interesting project to capture the moments of today.
Wow, thank you for these great images! I'll look forward to catching one of your shows.
I saw a show of Jerome's some time ago and the work is fantastic--very profound, in fact (and, yes, quite depressing when you see what has been lost).
What's changed? - for starters the fourth photo shows the Hens and Kelly building on the north side of West Mohawk at Pearl Street. The building in the background was torn down for the convention center. This section of West Mohawk (in the photo) is now a parking lot, owned by Carl Paladino. To the photographer's back was an amazing YWCA building, now another parking lot.
An amazing body of work. Thank you Jerry.
Its a shame, this photo is amazing. Actually they all are but the Hens and Kelly is by far my favorite.
Actually that is the Main Street side of the building and the one in bacground is still standing and was recently renovated
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I had the opportunity to walk around with Jerry one day on the West Side taking photos. He was extremely knowledgeable and certainly loves his city.