Rudy Burckhardt's Street-Scene Scrapbook
By WILLIAM MEYERS
September 25, 2008
How odd that Rudy Burckhardt and Weegee should have been wandering around New York taking pictures at the same time. Weegee (Arthur Fellig, 1899-1968), the foulmouthed, disheveled sensationalist, learned how to use a camera while working in the…
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