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Harlem is a favorite subject of photographer, photojournalist, and curator Frank Stewart. In a tradition
similar to that of Harlem Renaissance photographer James VanDerZee, Stewart's lens captures the variety
of Harlem's residents–young and old, rich and poor.
In 1991, as part of his Sweet Swing Series, Stewart photographed jazz trumpet master
Wynton Marsalis. Stewart's image of Marsalis both recalls the history of Harlem as America's great jazz
mecca and captures an intimate glimpse of this renowned contemporary musician preparing himself and his
instrument before a performance. T. F.
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