Heartbreak, Paris by Roberta Fineberg, Black-and-White Photography Nature and yellow and oranges for

and yellow and oranges for the bright future ahead

The art is signed and dated on painting back by the artist

editor-in-chief and writer Hugh Hefner surrounded by Playboy bunnies in the mansion describes Hugh Hefner's life and times in America of the 1960s

as a "concerned photographer" whose work demonstrated humanitarian concerns among his subjects of personal interest

August 1976 from Fushikaden - (#9) - Kikuji Kawada

Heartbreak, Paris by Roberta Fineberg, Black-and-White Photography Nature and yellow and oranges forA young woman at a popular cafe bar in the Marais in Paris is the subject of Heartbreak, 1990 by Roberta Fineberg (RF). As most young women do in Paris, they lose their hearts at cafes Drawn to street photography for her early work,RF who lived in France for a decade shot black and white film with a held held 35mm camera in natural lighting in cities, including Paris, Moscow, and New York. A black and white 14" x 11" photograph printed in 2015