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Got it at a garage sale many years ago. I know its by William Claxton the only title I can find is "Times Square, New York City, 1960". Its on a Editions Du Desastre post card, not a original print (bummer). Just wondering.

 

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Got it at a garage sale many years ago. I know its by William Claxton the only title I can find is "Times Square, New York City, 1960". Its on a Editions Du Desastre post card, not a original print (bummer). Just wondering.

Sanborn was born in 1945.
 

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Yeah, that's the pic, cleger. Don't know what happened to mine, was working when I posted. 1945 would make him 15 in 1960, so don't think that's him.
 

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Look at that guy's hands closely. He doesn't even look like a real sax player. Probably a photographer's model.
 

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Look at that guy's hands closely. He doesn't even look like a real sax player. Probably a photographer's model.
Yeah, hand position appears to be way off, especially the left thumb.
If he's not playing, then everyone in the picture is acting.

He doesn't look at all like Sanborn to me.
Does Sanborn even play tenor?
 

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That guy looks like the "indie" actor, Ben Carruthers, who was in the first John Cassavettes film, "Shadows", who played a beatnik type & later in "The Dirty Dozen"

Cool looking cat, didn't live very long, unfortunately

A quick search on imdb tells me I am correct & bingo, here's your picture w/him identified:
http://www.allstarpics.net/pic-gallery/ben-carruthers-pics.htm
 

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Ding, ding, ding!! Nice work, Ob. That whole series must be posed, I saw the woman in the background of one of the other pics. Hmm.
 
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