1. Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society
    | Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society | Bill Cunningham, Grand Central Terminal, New York City, ca. 1968-1976
  2. Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society
    | Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society | Bill Cunningham, Federal Hall, New York City, ca. 1968-1976
  3. Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society
    | Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society | Bill Cunningham, BowerySavings Bank, New York City, ca. 1968-1976
  4. Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society
    | Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society | Bill Cunningham, GM Building, New York City, ca. 1968-1976
  5. Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society
    | Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society | Bill Cunningham, Paris Theater (built 1947), ca. 1968-1976
  6. Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society
    | Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society | Bill Cunningham, Central Park bridge, New York City, ca. 1968-1976
  7. Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society
    | Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society | Bill Cunningham, “21" Club, New York City, ca. 1968-1976
  8. Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society
    | Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society | Bill Cunningham, Rockefeller Center, New York City, ca. 1968-1976
  9. Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society
    | Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society | Bill Cunningham, Editta Sherman on the Subway, ca. 1968-1976

"Bill Cunningham: Facades"

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Time Out says

In 1968, the legendary New York Times photographer set out to explore the idea of fashion as cultural history in a photo essay titled "Facades." More than 40 years later, 88 original prints from the project—featuring elaborate vintage attire culled from thrift shops and modeled in front of iconic NYC locations—offer as much insight into fashion as they do into Cunningham himself.

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