Ernest Cole Fine Prints
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Ernest Cole

Ernest Cole’s early work chronicled the horrors of apartheid for Drum magazine and the New York Times among numerous other publications, culminating in the groundbreaking publication, House of Bondage. After his exile, he relocated to New York, where a Ford Foundation grant enabled him to document Black communities across urban and rural America. Long believed lost, the negatives of Cole’s American photographs resurfaced in Sweden in 2017.

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  • Harlem, New York City, 1971

    Harlem, New York City, 1971

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  • Two men. New York City, 1969

    Two men. New York City, 1969

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  • Two women. New York City, 1969

    Two women. New York City, 1969

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  • Man in car. New York City, 1971

    Man in car. New York City, 1971

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  • New York City, 1969

    New York City, 1969

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  • Children playing. New York City, 1971

    Children playing. New York City, 1971

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    $3,000.00
  • New York City, 1972

    New York City, 1972

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  • Subway. New York City, 1971

    Subway. New York City, 1971

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  • Anti-war demonstration in Times Square. New York City, 1971

    Anti-war demonstration in Times Square. New York City, 1971

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  • New York City, 1971

    New York City, 1971

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  • Central Park, New York City, 1971

    Central Park, New York City, 1971

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  • Harlem, New York City, 1968

    Harlem, New York City, 1968

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    $3,000.00