De heer Kingsley, hoofd UNKRA en twee militairen 1951 - 1953
davidketel
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"De heer Kingsley, hoofd UNKRA en twee militairen" (Mr. Kingsley, head of UNKRA and two soldiers) is a color photograph by Dutch photographer David Ketel. The image, taken between 1951 and 1953, captures a moment of quiet contemplation amidst the chaos of post-war reconstruction. The photograph depicts Mr. Kingsley, the head of the United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA), standing with two soldiers in front of a pile of burlap sacks. The setting suggests a warehouse or storage facility, with a train car visible in the background, highlighting the role of transportation and logistics in the relief efforts. The composition is simple, focusing on the figures and their interaction, creating a sense of intimacy within the broader context of the Korean War. Ketel's use of color and natural light adds to the realism of the scene, creating a poignant and enduring record of a significant historical moment.
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