Untitled (portrait of woman and little girl) c. 1960

Editor: Here we have an untitled photograph by C. Bennette Moore, currently residing in the Harvard Art Museums, portraying a woman and a young girl. It feels incredibly intimate, almost like stumbling upon a forgotten family memory. What catches your eye? Curator: It's that slightly faded quality, isn’t it? It lends such a poignant air, as if the photograph itself is breathing the same nostalgic sigh as we are. Those sunflowers, bursting with life, almost seem to be whispering secrets to the little girl. Do you feel that sense of quiet storytelling too? Editor: Absolutely. Thank you, I never would have considered it in that light. Curator: That's the joy of art, isn't it? Sharing perspectives and finding new stories within the stillness.