The March 1969 issue of the German magazine Du features the first appearance of Bruce Davidson's Harlem photographs, later published in his 1970 photobook East 100th Street. A vivid portrait of Harlem residents and the neighborhood.Du (magazine) — a Swiss cultural and photography-oriented publication Du was a monthly magazine published in Zurich, Switzerland, starting in 1941. Although it wasn’t only about photography, it became very well known for its photographic content, presenting high-quality photo essays and contributions from some of the most important photographers of the 20th century, like Henri Cartier-Bresson, Werner Bischof, Bruce Davidson and René Burri. Founded: 1941 in Zurich Focus: Art and culture, with a strong emphasis on photographic storytelling Photography: Many issues included large, artistic photo-stories and works by leading photographers, making it influential in the photography world. Some special issues were even dedicated entirely to specific photographers or photography themes — for example a historic issue focused on August Sander’s work.