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New York empties out on holidays, so this little Dachshund had Madison Avenue at 30th Street all to himself. July 4, 1958.
Photo: Associated Press via Stuff Nobody Cares About
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New York empties out on holidays, so this little Dachshund had Madison Avenue at 30th Street all to himself. July 4, 1958.
Photo: Associated Press via Stuff Nobody Cares About
Madonna and Ingrid shopping in NYC, February 1997
A window washer high above Madison Avenue, 1957.
Photo: Walter Sanders via Flickr
Wearing dark glasses and carrying a prayer book, Grace Kelly walks unnoticed along Madison Avenue at 81st St. after attending an early Palm Sunday church service, 1955.
Photo: Bob Koller for the NY Daily News via Getty Images
Madison Avenue and 50th Street, September 4, 1929. Saint Patrick's Cathedral down the block.
Photo: Al Ponte's Time Machine - New York Facebook
Fur stoles on Madison Avenue in 1954.
Photo: Vivian Maier via the Howard Greenberg Gallery
Madison Avenue in winter, 1958.
Turner's work was famous (or notorious, depending on your point of view) for its pre-Photoshop use of saturated color. An obituary published in the NY Times in 2017 said, "Colors took Mr. Turner into another dimension, whether they were natural or added through filters, using double-exposures, slide duplication and other techniques. "
Photo: Pete Turner via the Bruce Silverstein Gallery
Madison Avenue & 85th Street, 1920.
Photo: NYPL