but he left behind a masterfully photographed
chronicle of 20th centur y American life.
"We are sitting on literally hundreds of assign-
ments worth of photos," Linda Zimmerman
says. "There are easily several hundred thousand
images in the archive."
That fact certainly pleases Arne De Winde.
"I've only become more and more impressed
and fascinated by John G. Zimmerman's mas-
sive, multifaceted oeuvre, of which we've only
disclosed an infinitesimal segment," he says. "So,
we hope this project is only the start of a long
transatlantic adventure.
Minimalist in design, but dense with emotional
imagery, "America in Black and White" is avail-
able for purchase at www.amazon.com. For more
information about John Zimmerman, please visit
www.johngzimmerman.com.
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Clockwise from left: Watching Eisenhower's inauguration on television, Atlanta,
Georgia, 1953; Boston Celtics' player-coach Bill Russell and team manager Red
Auerbach, Boston, Massachusetts, 1967; Hugh Hefner aboard Playboy Lear jet, 1973.
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