Tag Archives: Alirio Casas

“This is Coffee!”

Posted on September 29, 2015 by Christopher George

Kenneth Silverman, Coffee drying farm, Los Ateos, El Salvador, 1980-1982 (369.2005) Cornell Capa, [Carlos Manuel Pellecer speaks to coffee workers, Puerto Barrios, Guatemala], 1953 (L.2008.8) William Vandivert, A Russian kid in the Displaced Person Camp gets down to some molasses … Continue reading →

Posted in Fans in a Flashbulb | Tagged Alirio Casas, Bill Wood, coffee, Coffee Day, coffee farm, Columbia, Cornell Capa, El Salvador, Fort Worth, Guatemala, Harris Grocery, Kenneth Silverman, Puerto Barrios, Texas, Weegee, Wendy Ewald, white swan coffee, William Vandivert, WWII | 2 Comments

The Children of Raquira

Posted on May 29, 2015 by claartjevandijk

Alirio Casas, A drunk friend sleeping, 1982-1983 (3810.1992) Libia Murcia Esperanza, My parents on Good Friday, 1982-1983 (3803.1992) Carlos Torres, Procession of the Saints, 1982-1983 (3808.1992) Alirio Casas, My mother drinking coffee in the kitchen after she made dinner, 1982-1983 … Continue reading →

Posted in Fans in a Flashbulb | Tagged Alirio Casas, Carlos Andres Villanueva, Carlos Torres, chickens, children, Colombia, communion, Dalida Reyes, drunk, family, friend, Fullbright, grant, Libia Murcia Esperanza, Polaroid Foundation, procession, Raquira, rural, village, Walker Evans, Wendy Ewald | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Alirio Casas

“This is Coffee!”

The Children of Raquira

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