Passage to Liberty

Le Marais, Paris, 1961.

Through a succession of shadowed courtyards and passageways, a small figure of the Statue of Liberty appears in the distance. A solitary woman walks towards it, framed by the old architecture of the Marais, while shop windows and fragments of everyday Paris fill the foreground.

A photograph built in layers — street, passage, figure and symbol — capturing one of those quiet, easily missed moments of the city.

Photographed by Josef Németh, Paris, 1961.

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