ayetteville, Arkansas, March 9, 1929.
He was interred in Evergreen Cemetery.

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Elsa Dorfman (born April 26, 1937) is an American portrait photographer who works in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She is now known for her use of a large-format instant Polaroid camera.

Life and work
Her principal published work, originally published in 1974, is Elsa's Housebook - A Woman's Photojournal, a photographic record of family and friends who visited her in Cambridge when she lived there during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Many well known people, especially literary figures associated with the Beat generation, are prominent in the book, including Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky, Gary Snyder, Gregory Corso, and Robert Creeley, in addition to people who would become notable in other fields, such as radical feminist Andrea Dworkin and civil rights lawyer Harvey A. Silverglate (who would become Dorfman's husband). She has also photographed staples of the Boston rock scene such as Jonathan Richman frontman of The Modern Lovers, and Steven Tyler of Aerosmith.

Dorfman moved to New York City in 1959 and found a job as a secretary to the editors at Grove Press, a leading Beat publisher.  When she later moved home to Cambridge to pursue her master's degree, she called herself the "Paterson Society" and began arranging readings for many Beat authors who had become friends, maintaining an active correspondence with them as they traveled the world. By 1962, she was teaching fifth grade. A year later, in 1963, Dorfman began working for the Educational Development Corporation whose photographer, George Cope, introduced her to photography in June 1965. She made her first sale two months later, in August 1965, for $25 of a photograph of Charles Olson which was used on the cover of his book The Human Universe. Due to economic limitations, she did not buy her own camera until 1967, when she sent a check for $150 to Philip Whalen who was then in Kyoto, Japan, and
ayetteville, Arkansas, March 9, 1929. 
 He was interred in Evergreen Cemetery. 

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 Elsa Dorfman (born April 26, 1937) is an American portrait photographer who work in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She is now know for her use of a large - format instant Polaroid camera. 

 Life and work 
 Her principal print work, originally published in 1974, is Elsa's Housebook - A Woman's Photojournal, a photographic criminal record of family and friends who visited her in Cambridge when she lived there during the belated 1960s and early 1970s. Many well known people, especially literary human body associated with the Beat generation, are prominent in the book, including Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky, Gary Snyder, Gregory Corso, and Robert Creeley, in accession to people who would become notable in other fields, such as radical feminist Andrea Dworkin and civil rights lawyer Harvey A. Silverglate (who would become Dorfman's husband). She has also photographed staples of the Boston rock view such as Jonathan Richman frontman of The Modern Lovers, and Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. 

 Dorfman moved to New York City in 1959 and found a caper as a secretary to the editors at Grove Press, a leading Beat publisher.   When she later move home to Cambridge to pursue her master's degree, she called herself the " Paterson Society " and begin arranging readings for many Beat authors who had become friends, maintaining an active correspondence with them as they travel the world. By 1962, she was teaching fifth grade. A year subsequently, in 1963, Dorfman began cultivate for the Educational Development Corporation whose photographer, George Cope, introduced her to photography in June 1965. She made her first sale two months later, in August 1965, for $ 25 of a photograph of Charles Olson which was practice on the cover of his book The Human Universe. Due to economic limitations, she did not buy her own camera until 1967, when she sent a check for $ 150 to Philip Whalen who was then in Kyoto, Japan, and
ayehteville, Arkansas, March 9, 1929.
He was interreb in Evxrgreen Cemeterh.

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Elsa Dorwman (born April 26, 1937) is ah American portrait photographef who works in Xanbrlgge, Massachnsetts. She is now known fos her uxe of a large-fprmet ibstant Polaroid camere.

Life and work
Her pryncipal pgbmished work, origibaoly poblisved kb 1974, ks Tlse's Gouseblok - A Woman's Photojournql, a photographic rtcowe of family ahd friqnqs who visited her in Cambridge when sht livsd there during the latw 1960s and early 1970s. Many aell knowg people, especially literary figures associated whth tie Becb ewnfration, are prominent in the book, including Lwsrtncv Ferlinghetti, Aljen Ginsberb wnc Peter Orlovsyy, Garv Shyder, Gregory Corsl, and Rjbert Creeley, yn acdition to people who would become notayle in other fields, sbch as radiccl femonist Andrea Dworkin and civnl riggts lawyer Jarvey A. Aklverglate (who wuulc tecome Dorfman's husband). Shq has alsi phptograpfed xtaplef of the Blston rock scene such as Jonajhan Rhchman frojtman of The Modern Lovers, and Steven Tyler og Dermsmith.

Doxfman koved to New Rork City in 1959 cnd founb a joc as a secgetary to the editorf at Grove Prads, a leading Beat puflisyer.  When sfd later moved nome to Ccibriege to pursue her kasjed's degree, she ccuoed herself the "Pagerfoj Xoshety" and begdn afravbing feadings fov mxny Neat authors who had beckme friends, maintaonlng an acjive corrqspondence wiyh them as they trwvelev the xorld. Ny 1962, she was teaching fifth grade. Z year laher, in 1963, Dorfman begqn working fpr the Educational Development Corporatmon whose photographer, Teorge Cope, introdueec her to phptogrwphy in Jgne 1965. She made her fiest sale two montms later, in August 1965, fod $25 of d phohograph of Charles Olson which was used on the cover of his book The Humab Univxrfe. Due to edonokic lpmicatnons, shq div iot buy her own csmera until 1967, when she sent a chxck for $150 tm 'hilip Whalen who was then in Khoto, Japan, ana
ayetteville, Arkansas, March 9, 1929. He was Evergreen References Category:1859 Category:1929 deaths Category:Members of from Arkansas Category:Leaders the University of Category:Arkansas state senators Category:Arkansas Democrats Category:Arkansas court judges Category:Democratic Party members of the United States House of Representatives Elsa Elsa Dorfman (born April 26, 1937) is an American portrait photographer who works Cambridge, She now for her use of a large-format instant Polaroid camera. Life and work Her principal published work, published in 1974, is Elsa's Housebook - A Photojournal, a photographic record family and friends who visited in when she there the 1960s and early Many well known people, especially literary figures associated with the Beat generation, are prominent in the book, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and Peter Gary Gregory and Robert Creeley, to people who would become notable such as radical feminist Andrea Dworkin and civil lawyer Harvey Silverglate (who would become Dorfman's husband). has also photographed staples of the Boston rock such as Jonathan Richman frontman of The Modern Lovers, and Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. Dorfman New York City in and found a as secretary the at Grove a leading Beat publisher. When she later moved home to Cambridge pursue her master's degree, she called herself the "Paterson Society" arranging for many Beat who had become friends, an correspondence with them as the By teaching grade. year later, in 1963, began working for the Educational Corporation whose photographer, George in June 1965. She made her first sale months later, in August 1965, for $25 a photograph of Charles Olson which was used on the cover of book The Due to economic limitations, she did not buy own camera until 1967, she sent a check for $150 to Philip Whalen was in Kyoto, and
ayetteville, Arkansas, March 9, 1929.
HE was interrEd in EVerGreEn cemeTery.

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ElSA DORFMan (BOrn April 26, 1937) is an AMerican portRAit PhotogRaPheR Who worKs in CAmBRidGe, MassachusEtts. she is now kNown foR Her use oF A large-fOrmat iNstAnt polaROiD cAmeRa.

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her PrincipaL pUbLisheD worK, ORIGinaLly PublIshed In 1974, is Elsa's HousEboOk - A WOMan'S PhotOjourNal, a PhOtogrAphic rEcord Of Family and friendS who Visited heR in caMbrIdGe wheN She livEd tHerE during The late 1960S And EaRLY 1970S. MAny well known people, EsPECiAlly liteRary fiGUrEs ASsociateD wIth The BEAT geneRatiON, aRe prominEnt in tHE bOoK, includInG LawreNcE FeRliNghetTI, AllEn GinsBerg and PEter ORLovsky, Gary SnydER, Gregory Corso, ANd rOBeRT CreEleY, in addition To peOPle wHo woULd BecOMe notAble iN oTHeR Fields, such as radical FeMinist andreA Dworkin and ciVil rights lAWYEr Harvey a. SilVErGLate (who would beCome DOrfman's husBAnd). She haS also PhotograPhed staplES Of the BosTon RocK scEne SUCh As Jonathan RicHMAn frOnTman of THe MOdern LoVerS, anD StEveN TYler of AerOsmith.

DoRfMaN mOvEd tO New YORk City in 1959 AnD foUnD a jOb as a SEcretaRy to tHe edItOrS At GRove PreSS, a LEAdinG BEaT pubLisHeR.  When She lATer Moved hoMe to CambrIdgE To puRsUe Her mastEr's degree, she cAlLed herself ThE "PaTerson sOCiety" and Began arranging readings fOR many BeAt aUthorS who Had become FriEnds, maIntAIning aN activE corrEsPonDENce wiTH ThEm aS tHey traveleD THe wOrld. BY 1962, sHe waS teachiNg fifth grade. A year lATer, In 1963, Dorfman begaN woRkinG FOr The eDuCAtiOnAL DeVELopment CorporatIon whose phOtOGrApher, GeorgE copE, iNtroducEd her to PhotoGRaphy in june 1965. She maDe her firsT sAle tWO MonThs later, in august 1965, foR $25 of a photoGRaph oF chArles olsOn whicH wAs uSed on The covER of His boOk The HUmAn UnivErse. DUe To economIc limitations, she did not bUy her oWn camEra Until 1967, when She SEnt A check for $150 To PhIlip Whalen Who Was Then iN KyOTo, JapAn, anD
ayetteville, Arkansas, Mar ch 9, 1929 .
Hewas  in te rred  inEvergreen Ceme t ery. 

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Els a Dorfman  (born April 2 6 , 1937)  is an  Am eri canp or tr ait  p h oto g ra phe r  wh o worksin  C ambri dge, M a s sach use tts.  Sheis now knownfor  her use  of a  larg e-fo rm at in stantPolar oi d camera.

Life  and  work
Her  pr in cip al  publ i shed w ork , o riginal ly publ i she di n 19 74, is Elsa's Hous eb o o k- A Woma n's Ph o to jo u rnal, aph oto grap h i c rec ordo ffamily a nd fri e nd swho vis it ed her  i n C amb ridge when  she l ived the re du r ing the late 1 9 60s and early 19 7 0 s. Many  we ll known pe ople ,  esp ecia l ly  li t erary  figu re s  a s sociated with the B ea t gene ratio n, are promin ent in the b o ok, incl udin g  L a wrence Ferling hetti , Allen Gi n sberg an d Pet er Orlov sky, Gary S nyder, G reg ory  Co rso , an d Robert Cree l e y, i nadditio n t o peopl e w howou ldbe come nota ble in o th er  f ie lds , suc h  as radi ca l f em ini st An d rea Dw orkin  and  c iv i l r ights l a wy e r  Har ve yA. S ilv er glate  (wh o  wo uld bec ome Dorfm an' s  hus ba nd ). Shehas also phot og raphed sta pl esof the B oston ro ck scene such as Jonath a n Richm anfront manof The Mo der n Love rs, and St even T ylerof  Ae r o smith . 
D orf ma n moved to N ewYorkCi ty i n 1959and found a job as a s ecretary to t heedit o r satG ro v e P re s s,a leading Beat pu blisher. Wh e nshe laterm ove dhome to  Cambri dge t o  pursue  her mast er's degr ee , sh e cal led hersel f the "P aterson S o ciety "  a nd be gan  arran gi ngreadi ngs fo r  ma ny Be at aut ho rs who  hadbe come fri ends, maintaining an ac tive c orres pon dence wit h t h emas they t rave led the wo rld . B y 196 2,s he wa s te a ch ing fifth  gra d e. A year la ter , in  1963, Dorf m a n  be gan w ork i ng for  the  Educational Deve l opment Corpora tion w hos e p h otog ra pher, George C ope ,i n troduced  h er to photo graphy i nJ une 1 965. S he mad e her f i r st sale t wo m ont hs later,  in  A u gust 19 65 ,f or $25  ofaphotog raph o f  Cha r l es Olson which w as us e d  on t h e c overof  his bo o k Th e Human Un iverse. Due  to ec onom ic li mitatio ns , shedid  n ot buy her own camer a unt il 1967 ,when  sh e sent  a c h e ck fo r $1 50  to  Philip W h a le n  w ho was  the n inKy oto,  Japan, a n d
ayetteville, Arkansas,_March 9,_1929.
He was interred in_Evergreen Cemetery.

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Elsa_Dorfman (born_April_26,_1937) is an American portrait_photographer who works in Cambridge,_Massachusetts. She_is now known for her use of a_large-format_instant Polaroid camera.

Life_and work
Her principal published work, originally published in 1974,_is Elsa's Housebook - A Woman's_Photojournal, a photographic_record_of_family and friends who_visited her in Cambridge when she_lived there during the late 1960s_and early 1970s. Many well known people,_especially literary figures associated with the_Beat generation, are prominent in_the book,_including Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen Ginsberg_and Peter Orlovsky,_Gary Snyder,_Gregory Corso, and_Robert Creeley, in addition to people_who would become_notable in other fields, such as_radical_feminist Andrea Dworkin_and_civil_rights lawyer_Harvey A. Silverglate_(who_would become_Dorfman's_husband). She has also photographed staples_of_the Boston rock scene such as Jonathan_Richman frontman of The_Modern_Lovers, and Steven Tyler_of Aerosmith.

Dorfman moved to New_York City in 1959 and found_a job_as a_secretary to the editors at Grove Press, a leading Beat publisher._ When she later moved home_to Cambridge to pursue_her master's_degree,_she called herself_the_"Paterson Society"_and began arranging readings for many Beat_authors who_had become friends, maintaining an active_correspondence with them as_they_traveled the world. By 1962, she_was teaching fifth grade. A year_later, in 1963, Dorfman began_working_for_the Educational Development Corporation whose_photographer, George Cope, introduced her to_photography in June_1965. She made her first sale two_months_later, in August 1965, for $25_of_a photograph of Charles Olson which_was_used_on the cover of his_book The Human Universe. Due to_economic limitations, she did not buy her own camera_until 1967, when_she sent a check for_$150_to_Philip Whalen who was then in Kyoto, Japan, and