The major exception is Catherine Bruce, also referred to as Bruce Catherine. Presumably her two first names. Diane photographed Catherine on a park bench, then in her underwear as home, then as a naked man, and then as Bruce on a bench:
15 May 2013
Catherine Bruce, New York 1968
Diane Arbus is famous for her photographs of transvestites, although she didn't really take that many such photographs. Her transvestites are rarely given names, and only a few of them look as if they could pass on the street or go shopping without drawing attention.
The major exception is Catherine Bruce, also referred to as Bruce Catherine. Presumably her two first names. Diane photographed Catherine on a park bench, then in her underwear as home, then as a naked man, and then as Bruce on a bench:
The major exception is Catherine Bruce, also referred to as Bruce Catherine. Presumably her two first names. Diane photographed Catherine on a park bench, then in her underwear as home, then as a naked man, and then as Bruce on a bench:
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Sounds like her name was Bruce Wright. There's a Literary Hub article titled "The Untold Story of a Legendary Diane Arbus Photograph" written about her brother discovering the photo. Seems Bruce was leading one of those self-medicated marginal lives on the edges of the polite world — dead at 1982 at the age of 41 from cirrhosis.
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