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JOHN ALBOK

All photographs are approximately 8 x 10 in.

Vintage gelatin silver prints

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Artist Biography

Untitled, New York, 1930

Remember Pearl Harbor, 1943

Boy With Army Hat Atop Dad's Shoulders, ca. 1940's

Joy Riders, 1938

Central Park, New York (woman and poodle), 1946

Street Scene, Harlem, 1934

New York City Scene, Sandy’s Fish Market, 1934

Coney Island, 1930

96th St. & Madison Ave., 1938

Street Photographer, 1933

Backyard of John Albok’s Residence, 1932

Randall’s Island Worker’s Sports Day, 1938

After School Hours, Central Park N.Y., 1936

N.R.A., 1943

Park Ave., 1938

Man with Boxes on Street, ca. 1930's

Rockefeller Center, 1940's

May Day Parade, 1938

World War II, Demonstration for Quick Victory, 1943

Central Park, 1943

Randall’s Island, Worker's Sports Day, 1938

NYC Street Scene, Henry Cleaners, 1945

NYC Skyline, 1929

Blind musician and Son, Harlem, 1931

WPA Workers, Roosevelt Era (Hot Job!), 1941

Old Woman with Wares, 1932

France, Overseas, World’s Fair, 1939

Room for Two, 1933

Harlem, New York City, 1930

Tony at Copa, 1968

Depression, 1938

King on His Throne, ca. 1930's

Behind the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1962

Fruit Faces, 1940

Harlem, NYC, 1936

New York Scene (Sidewalk Race), 1945

The Aristocrat (In Front of John Albok's Store), 1942

Shine Please!, 1936

Harlem (Girl with Dog in Baby Carriage), 1934

Central Park, 1946 (people sitting with pigeons)

Rockefeller Center, 1930

Central Park, NY (boys fishing), 1942

Untitled (shoeshine boys counting change), 1948

Business is Business, New York World's Fair (shoeshine boy), 1939

Central Park (trees in snow), 1960

Shoeshine Boy, c. 1930's

Silent Night, 1936

Bathing Beauties, 1943

Trusting Friends, First Integrated Playground, Central Park, 1941

Chestnut Vendor, Depression, 1933

Central Park (Bench in Snow), 1933

Age of Innocence (Depression in Harlem - brother and sister), 1933

Untitled (ice cream vendor), 1958

Under the "El", 105 St. NYC, 1934

Hanscom, NYC, 1954