Clemens Kalischer | A Random Selection
Posted: May 5th, 2011 | Author: doug | Filed under: Film, New York CityFor much of his career Clemens Kalischer has played the role of the Invisible Man. It is a role that seems to suit him. Never inclined to seek the limelight, he has quietly over six decades built a body of work notable for its high quality and open-armed embrace of the varied human condition.
-Miles Unger
Country Road - South Carolina © Clemens Kalischer, courtesy galerie argus fotokunst
West side - Dockside, white and 2 black boys © Clemens Kalischer, 1950
New York, 1947 © © Clemens Kalischer
Two Young Girls Among Luggage, NY © Clemens Kalischer, 1948
Country Road - Tenessee © Clemens Kalischer, courtesy galerie argus fotokunst
Country Road - South Carolina © Clemens Kalischer, courtesy galerie argus fotokunst
Displaced Persons © Clemens Kalischer, courtesy galerie argus fotokunst
Displaced Persons © Clemens Kalischer, courtesy galerie argus fotokunst
Displaced Persons © Clemens Kalischer, courtesy galerie argus fotokunst
Audience Dancing © 1951 Clemens Kalscher
Al Minns and Leon James, Jazz Dancers © 1951 Clemens Kalischer
Marshall Stearns and John Lee Hooker © 1951 Clemens Kalischer
John Lee Hooker © 1951 Clemens Kalischer
Margo Guryan-Rosner attending late night jam session © 1959 Clemens Kalischer
Don Cherry and Ornette Coleman © 1959 Clemens Kalischer
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