Art & Design in Chicago
Photographer Vivian Maier
Clip: Episode 4 | 5m 25sVideo has Closed Captions
Maier became recognized as as one of the greatest modern street photographers.
Maier amassed boxes of negatives from her intimate street photography, work that she kept private. After her death, Maier's photography and story became known around the world, and she became recognized as one of the greatest modern street photographers.
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Art & Design in Chicago
Photographer Vivian Maier
Clip: Episode 4 | 5m 25sVideo has Closed Captions
Maier amassed boxes of negatives from her intimate street photography, work that she kept private. After her death, Maier's photography and story became known around the world, and she became recognized as one of the greatest modern street photographers.
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