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Endurance & Joy in the East End 1971-87 no-tag finely written tale of ecological

Endurance & Joy in the East End 1971-87 no-tag finely written tale of ecologicalDavid Hoffmans bold, humane photography records a lost era, speaking vividly to our own times. Living in Whitechapel through the seventies and eighties, David documented homelessness, racism and the rise of protest in startlingly intimate and compassionate pictures to compose a vital photographic testimony of resilience.

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Endurance & Joy in the East End 1971-87 no-tag finely written tale of ecologicalDavid Hoffmans bold, humane photography records a lost era, speaking vividly to our own times. Living in Whitechapel through the seventies and eighties, David documented homelessness, racism and the rise of protest in startlingly intimate and compassionate pictures to compose a vital photographic testimony of resilience.

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