| Weegee Kaleidoscope 1940s (taken) 1980s (print) Gelatin silver print 32.7 x 26 cm Victoria and Albert Museum Accessession number: PH.409-1980 LL/116027 Black and white photograph of a circular, kaleidoscopic pattern formed by a woman's figure.
Gallery 100, 2016-17: Weegee (1899–1968) ‘Kaleidoscope’ 1940–50 In the later years of his career, the photographer Weegee experimented with distorting images using prisms. In this example, he used a prism to transform a profile of a female nude into an elaborate, kaleidoscopic pattern of breasts, legs and hands. Gelatin silver print Museum no. Ph.409-1980(March 2016)
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