Occasionally, when i'm foraging for snapshots at the flea market, I will come across a whole album that will present a poignant portrait of some small part of a life. Recently, I came across just such a treasure with an intact album that described with snapshots and handbills, a family (father and daughter) vaudeville act that travelled through small towns in the American West during the teens and twenties. Many thanks to Larry Baumhor for allowing access to this gem.
This is the blog of the New York cartoonist, filmmaker, designer, and photographer, Ken Brown. You can visit his website at kenbrownpixpop.com
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