E. J. Bellocq was a photographer known for his work in early 20th-century New Orleans, particularly for his portraits of the women of Storyville, the city's legal red-light district. The photograph titled "Seated Storyville Prostitute" from 1912 is one of his iconic images.In this photograph, Bellocq captures the image of a seated prostitute in Storyville. His work is celebrated for its candid and intimate portrayal of the individuals who lived and worked in the district. These photographs offer a unique and historical view of the life and culture of New Orleans at the time.E. J. Bellocq's work is highly regarded for its documentary and historical significance. His photographs are considered valuable visual records of the Storyville district and the people who inhabited it during that era.
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