New York 1987

"New York" is a 1987 black and white photograph by Rosalind Solomon, renowned for her poignant depictions of marginalized individuals. The image portrays a young woman, likely a patient, lying in a hospital bed, her expression somber. Her grip on a stuffed toy suggests vulnerability and a yearning for comfort amidst hardship. Solomon's work often explores themes of illness, isolation, and human resilience. The photograph's intimate perspective and stark realism evoke a sense of empathy for the subject's experiences.