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Photographer saw beauty in the everyday
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“Two Boys at the Boat Launch,” taken by Frank Oscar Larson, inset, in Kissena Park on July 4, 1953, is one of 60 photos on display in the exhibit “Frank Oscar Larson: 1950s New York Stories” at the Queens Museum of Art.
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Jamie, right, was among those viewing photographs on display at the Queens Museum of Art, in the exhibit, “Frank Oscar Larson: 1950s New York Street Stories,” last Friday.
Photographer saw beauty in the everyday3
“Boy Along the East River,” 1953, shot in Astoria. This is one of 65 photographs that make up the exhibit.
Photographer saw beauty in the everyday4
Personal effects, including his two Rolleiflex Automat cameras, lenses, filters and light meter, of Frank Oscar Larson on display as part of the exhibit.
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