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100 1  Le Veque, Mollie,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       no2019059041|eauthor. 
245 10 Images of sex work in early twentieth-century America :
       |bgender, sexuality and race in the storyville portraits /
       |cMollie Le Veque. 
264  1 London :|bI.B. Tauris,|c2019. 
300    1 online resource. 
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490 1  International library of modern and contemporary art 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Acknowledgements Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: 
       (Self- )Representing Storyville Women Chapter 2: The 
       'White Slave' and the Question of Ambiguity Chapter 3: A 
       Fog of Violence, Voyeurism, and Crime Chapter 4: The 
       'Paris-ification' of New Orleanian Vice -- Conclusion -- 
       Notes Bibliography Index 
520    "Storyville was the infamous red-light district of New 
       Orleans. It was a world where normative social values 
       didn't apply and was shrouded in mystery and myth until 
       the photographs of E.J. Bellocq were rediscovered. 
       Bellocq's depictions of Storyville's sex workers have 
       typically been treated as tragic, ominous and emblematic 
       of New Orleans' singularity. Yet, such interpretations 
       have projected gendered stereotypes of frailty and 
       victimhood onto the women they portrayed. In Images of Sex
       Work, Mollie LeVeque interrogates these glib readings and 
       argues that sex work was a routine aspect of life in a 
       modern city. She supports this theory by examining a range
       of cultural forms such as crime fiction, illustrations and
       paintings from contemporary urban centres like Paris, 
       London and New York. In doing so, she advances the new 
       argument that Bellocq humanised his subjects, de-
       sensationalised sex work and gave these women the dignity 
       they were all too often denied."--|cProvided by publisher 
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       May 16, 2019) 
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700 12 Bellocq, E. J.|tWorks.|kSelections. 
776 08 |iPrint version:|aLe Veque, Mollie.|tImages of sex work in
       early twentieth-century America.|dLondon ; New York : I.B.
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