"""Girls in the Windows, 1960.  From 'Girls in the Windows: And Other Stories by Ormond Gigli': """"...He was living on East 58th Street, in a brownstone that he bought with his earnings as a freelance photographer — take a deep breath, the dizziness will pass — and developers were razing the brownstones across the street to make room for a modern building. Mr. Gigli saw a grid of windows — 40 stages on which to mount a drama of creation and destruction in the big city...."""""""
The image shows a vintage photograph of a building with numerous windows, each containing a woman dressed in colorful dresses, and a car parked in front of the building.
The image shows a vintage photograph of a building with numerous windows, each containing a woman dressed in colorful dresses, and a car parked in front of the building.