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    Arcade

    by Luc Sante May 02, 2019 3 minutes

    In his new biweekly column, Pinakothek, Luc Sante excavates and examines miscellaneous visual strata of the past.

    People visited the arcade to stage a play for themselves and a select audience of their family and friends. The photographer supplied flats and props and the shallow space between them, and the subjects reserved the option of creating a performance in that setting. Most people did no such thing, of course, but just sat there like stumps,

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