Pierre Boulat
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French look at American women
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Selling hats at Sach's Fifth Avenue, New York -
French look at American women
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After the mass at St James Church, New York -
French look at American women
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Hurrying in Chicago street -
French look at American women
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Callipyge in a street in New York -
French look at American women
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New York, Time Square -
French look at American women
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Broadway, New York -
French look at American women
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New York -
French look at American women
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Near Central Park in New York -
French look at American women
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In her car in New York -
French look at American women
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Long wait in the car. New York -
French look at American women
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Students fighting in a street of Chicago -
French look at American women
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Another bar tender in Chicago -
French look at American women
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Bar tender in Chicago -
French look at American women
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At horse racing -
French look at American women
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At horse racing -
French look at American women
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At horse racing -
French look at American women
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Entering Hotel Plaza in New York -
French look at American women
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Getting out a jewelry store on 47th street, New York -
French look at American women
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Flirt in Greenwich Village, New York -
French look at American women
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Waitiing for the bus -
French look at American women
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Coney Island, New York -
French look at American women
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Coney Island, New York -
French look at American women
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Back from swimming pool. New York -
French look at American women
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Waiting for a date in New York. -
French look at American women
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Long waiting for a date in Chicago. -
French look at American women
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Robin Rowan, relaxing before her first deb's party -
French look at American women
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At the Museum - New York -
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Running to catch her school bus. Middlewest -
French look at American women
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Getting in the school bus -
French look at American women
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Last wave on her way to school -
French look at American women
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Kid's game
A look at American women
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In 1957 Pierre was asked by Life Magazine to look at US «most interesting natural beauties, its women. He roamed in and around New York and Chicago, recording women eating ice cream by the gallon, wearing funny hats and pin curls, trying to look older if they are young and younger if they are old. But he also saw unconcerned good looks he never new in Paris, a determination to be mistress of a carrier and outgoing friendliness that he summed up as an expression of dreams, purpose and casual beauty.»
