Images in Washington Exhibit Reflect a Transforming America

A new exhibit at The Phillips Collection in Washington, titled "American Moments," is a collection of more than 130 photographs taken during the 1930s to the '60s by some of the most prominent photographers in the country. Curator Renée Maurer said the images help to tell the story of a transforming America. “While putting the show together we realized that there was a story that could be told, that reflected time, place and experience in America," she...

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