Allen Ginsberg

186 œuvres

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Œuvres (186)

1947

Allen Ginsberg, utility man S.S. John Blair first back from Galveston-Dakar Doldrums trip, I handed my camera to the radio-man on the ship's fantail, smoking what? In New York harbor, circa October 30, 1947.

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1950

Friend Robert Merims early 1950s

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1950

Louis Ginsberg in our house 416 East 34th Street Paterson, late 1950's?

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1953

William S. Burroughs & Alene Lee -- _Queer_ & _Yage_ letters in progress or mss. finished by Fall 1953 -- here photo'd with Kodak Retina tiny camera on rooftop 206 East 7th St. my apartment.

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1953

Lucien Carr, his apartment above Sheridan Square, working then for U.P.I.

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1953

Wm. S. Burroughs at Fire Escape Window, Bob Merims on couch 1953 New York.

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1953

William Burroughs on roof 206 E. 7 Street N.Y. 1953, with view of Tompkins Park

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1953

Bill Burroughs, more friendly + open than I realized at the time - 1953 - really pleased!

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1953

Alene Lee, her friend Jack Kerouac, time of "The Subterraneans," friend Bob Merims in shadow, my apartment East 7th Street New York Fall 1953.

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1953

Jack Kerouac passing corner bar Avenue B & East 7th N.Y., we went out for a walk along Tompkins Park, September 1953

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1953

William Burroughs amusing himself with 1953's recent translation of St.-Jean Perse's _Vents_, living room floor 206 East 7th Street New York City, Fall '53.

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1953

My brother Eugene Brooks, Lawyer, at his desk at Manning's Tire & Battery Service Used Car Sales, 125 Street & Amsterdam Avenue Manhattan. Jerome Brodsky Insurance Broker jack-in-box from adjoining cubicle. Fall 1953.

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1953

William S. Burroughs sitting up in back bedroom waiting for my company...

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1953

Jack Kerouac looking out window Apartment 16, 206 East 7th Street Lower East Side Manhattan, view from fire-escape, books on the sill, broom handle and old tenement wallpaper in afternoon sun, WM. Burroughs was staying at my place then, Fall 1953.

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1953

Kodak-Retina snapshot by William Burroughs, living room 1953 Lower East Side, Jackson Mac Low portrait with recorder by Iris Brodey on wall. We were working on Bills S.A. letters. I had job on N.Y. World Telegram.

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1953

Louis Marker, Jacksonville Florida. Bill Burroughs friend from Mexico City. I visited December 1953.

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1953

William Burroughs on roof of apartment house East Seventh Street where I had a flat, we were lovers those months, editing his letters into books not published till decades later (as _Queer_, 1985) Lower East Side Fall 1953.

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1953

Eugene Brooks at Seder Table, Patterson, New Jersey E. 34th St. our house

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1953

Williams Burroughs with a Newspaper 1953 couch 206 East 7th St. N.Y.

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1953

William S. Burroughs fixing typescript of _Yage Letters_ at kitchen table 206 East 7th Street New York Fall 1953.

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1953

Jack Kerouac 1953 Seen through window sill lined with books, from Fire Escape 206 E. 7 St. N.Y.C. He was living or writing Subterraneans

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1953

Allen Ginsberg & Jack Kerouac practicing Mystical Alchemy in preparation for "New Vision" Consciousness alterations in Literature & American Heart Land, camera in W.S. Burroughs' hands, Lower East Side New York, Fall 1953.

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1953

Bill Burroughs was in love, you can see the pain in his eyes, the longing. Assembling _Queer_ mss. 1953. 206 E 7 St N.Y.C., 1953

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1953

Helen Parker's boys Bruce & Tommy, circa 1953, Greenwich Village, she was my friend when I was in N.Y. Psychiatric Institute a few years earlier, now we'd go to Italian restaurants downstairs on MacDougal Street with Ramblin Jack Eliot.

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