Witness the evolution of Halloween in New York City with this nostalgic and charming collection of photographs. Larry Racioppo’s street photos of trick or treaters in his South Brooklyn neighborhood not only landed him a gallery show and a feature in The Village Voice but also a children’s book deal with Charles Scribner’s Sons in 1980. In Halloween, his collection of vintage photos gets a comprehensive reboot, featuring: Over 200 enchanting photos of Halloween fun and its evolution in NYC, especially Brooklyn, from the 1970s and beyondNever-before-seen black-and-white and color photosNew prints of Racioppo’s most popular images included in the New York Public Library collectionsA unique look at the changing streets and neighborhoods of NYCA fascinating view of Halloween celebrations through the decades Racioppo’s life and career are rooted in New York City. Born and raised in South Brooklyn, Racioppo began his career photographing his neighborhood, later becoming the official photographer for New York City’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development.
