St. Peter's Square by Leonard Freed, Rome, Italy, Black-and-White Portrait Photography 1950s 18" x 24" and anything can be seen

and anything can be seen once it is imagined

Carl Hyatt's lens remains fixed on form

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St. Peter's Square by Leonard Freed, Rome, Italy, Black-and-White Portrait Photography 1950s 18" x 24" and anything can be seenSt. Peter's Square, Rome, Italy, 1958 by Leonard Freed is a black and white documentary photograph of two figures (priests) on a snowy afternoon dressed in black in contrast to the falling snow and white columns in St. Peter's Square, Rome, Italy. Signed by the photographer on recto (front of photograph) this is an archival iris print, stamped with notations on verso. Edition #6 in a planned edition of 24 only 6 copies ultimately made annotated by the