A beautiful, mint and signed copy of 'East 100 th Street' by Bruce Davidson. In the early 1960s, after gaining permission from the Metro North Citizens’ Committee, Bruce spent almost two years photographing a single block in East Harlem, New York City. He returned regularly to build up a portrait of East 100th Street, considered during this period to be the most deprived block in the city. At the time, the Americans were sending astronauts to the moon and waging war in Vietnam, but Bruce felt the need to explore America’s inner cities instead, documenting both their problems and their potential. 'East 100th Street' is a testament to the power of social documentary photography.