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Introductory essay by Rudolph Wurlitzer
shortly after boarding a cab at midnight on the night of January 5
and historical environments surrounding his most famous imagery
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Kane attended the Cooper Union School of Art and Architecture and served in the United States Army's deceptive "Ghost Army" unit during World War II before becoming the art director for Seventeen magazine at just 26 years old—making him one of the youngest art directors of a major publication at the time
Krims, Les. Making Chicken Soup by Les Krims. Signed. Untitled (Friends of Photography) Introductory essay by Rudolph WurlitzerHumpy Press, 1972. Distributed by Light Impressions. First edition. Small softcover book with 28 sepia plates depicting Krims' mother Sally Krims, wearing only underpants, demonstrating how to make chicken soup. Includes recipes for Kreplach and Matzo Balls and reproduction of a hand written letter from Sally to her son Les about chicken soup dated May 5, 1970. With custom made polyester jacket. Listed in Martin Parr, The Photobook, Volume 2, page 22.
