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The “Spanish Village” photo essay appeared in the April 9
researched by Meiselas and presented in conjunction with the Nederlands Foto Instituut as part of the Photoworks-in-Progress series “Constructing Identity”
Still surrounded by the animals and rural settings of their childhood
his photographs express a desire to observe
all these elements come to life
Fine Print: Jimmy Armstrong at Clyde Beatty Circus, New Jersey, USA, 1958 Bruce Davidson Prints The “Spanish Village” photo essayBruce Davidson was 24 when he visited the Clyde Beatty Circus at Palisades Amusement Park in New Jersey in 1958. The photographs he took there would go on to form the first part of one of his most celebrated bodies of work: Circus, a black and white visual chronicle of mid century big tops in America as the cultural phenomenon was beginning to die out. None of the circus performers that Davidson encountered had a more profound effect on him than Jimmy
