AMERICAN
A Naval combat photographer and one of the first to cover the aftermath of Hiroshima, Wayne Miller spent several years documenting the African American South Side community in Chicago, a project for which he received two Guggenheim Fellowships. His sensitive photographs depict the city’s stockyards, steel mills, churches, nightclubs, celebrities and street scenes.
WAYNE MILLER
Bronzeville, 1946-1948
2008
25 archival pigment prints
Various sizes on 14 x 11 in. paper
(11 of 25 images illustrated here)
Number 11 of an edition of 30
Stephen Daiter Gallery, Chicago
Each image signed by Wayne Miller, print verso
$6,500