Estate of Vivian Maier, Courtesy of Maloof Collection and ... secretly took more than 150,000 photographs. She often took the children she cared for on “shooting safaris,” which involved ...

Self-Portraits photographs by Vivian Maier Self-Portraits photographs by ... She hated and feared men, leading some to suggest she was abused as a child. Most disturbingly, she at times allegedly ...

“Vivian Maier Developed: The Untold Story of the ... that the floor had buckled from their weight.” One of the children that she cared for remembers Maier throwing away a favorite puppet ...

What sort of upbringing did Maier have? MARKS: Well, Vivian was mostly raised by her mother. And her mother was a very troubled person. She was an illegitimate child in France. So she came to New ...

“Finding Vivian Maier” shows that stories of difficult ... the emotions in the faces of the children she cared for, the way her own body advanced through the years. She chose her job not ...

“Vivian Maier: Unseen Work,” at Fotografiska until ... A picture of two girls in front of a wall chalked with a stick drawing of a child evokes Cartier-Bresson. Mannequins in a shop window ...

welcome to the world of Finding Vivian Maier. Maier was a French-American woman who never married or had children, working for most of her life as a nanny and housekeeper to a multitude of Chicago ...

She spent countless hours in the company of children, capturing the fleeting ... Gordon and Sandra Steinbrecher will be displayed. Vivian Maier was born in New York City and lived many years ...

2013: “Finding Vivian Maier,” a documentary by Maloof and ... The county says it wants proof that Maier’s late brother never had children, people who would be more direct heirs.

The children, now grown ... Some reviews have panned Finding Vivian Maier for being little more than an advertisement for the publishing business Maloof has built upon her photos.

IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO TAKE measure of Vivian Maier’s photos without taking stock ... except some of the children in her care. My friend Tony Fitzpatrick—a Chicago artist whose collages, like ...