Five years later is He moved to Chicago, where he lived until his death. The pictures show her younger, awake and armed always with your inserable medium format Rolleiflex camera. Electrolux is often mentioned in discussions such as these. Shows Meanwhile, revival of street photography Vivian Maier: A Life Uncovered (Vivian Maier: A life revealed) is in poster in London at Street Photography Festival. The organizers emphasize that at this stage of the work of cataloguing of the personal archive of photographer, has already been reviewed in a ninety percent, the work of Maier has promoted a revival of interest for the art of street photography. There is more news about this hidden and amazing artist. Maloof, who began managing and promoting the file through a blog, is becoming a businessman thanks to the coincidence of his wonderful find.

It is producing the documentary, Finding Vivian Maier, which already has distributed a trailer, and has coordinated the book Vivian Maier: Street Photographer, with text by critic Geoff Dyer. John Maloof, who works as a Chicago accounting and is fond of photography, yield with the 100,000 negatives, 3,000 copies in paper, cameras and other belongings of Maier after an auction of old furniture and antiques deposited in a storeroom and removed on sale for non-payment of storage rates. He tried to locate the photographer, but Maier died before the Maloof as consiguise. It is known that he was born in new, which was descent Austro-Hungarian, who spent a season in Europe but returned to the USA, which worked four decades caring for children and who died in poverty. It has even claimed that he had to go to charity and that he lived on the street for a few months. Source of the news: reveal unpublished self-portraits of the fotografa-ninera Vivian Maier