Photograph: © Christer Strömholm/Strömholm Estate
Photograph: © Christer Strömholm/Strömholm Estate |

Christer Strömholm, “Les Amies de Place Blanche” at International Center of Photography
Strömholm documented 1960s femininity in Paris with an intriguing twist: His subjects were transsexual prostitutes, struggling to save money for sex-change operations. Through Sept 2

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