
Midcentury Memories. The Anonymous Project by Lee Shulman
Insights from Midcentury Memories. The Anonymous Project
Every single slide shows a family that thought their moment would last forever. It makes me want to hold my own trivial memories a bit tighter.
Living rooms from the fifties all look the same. People found comfort in matching their neighbors while trying to look unique.
Nobody in these photos knew they were being watched by strangers decades later. There is a quiet dignity in their private joy.
Kodachrome colors make every backyard barbecue look like a movie set. Even the most mundane Sunday felt cinematic back then.
- Published
- 2019
- Publisher
- TASCHEN
- ISBN
- 9783836575843
- Language
- EN
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