拍品專文
Of "Nursery Girlhood" (illus.) David Mellor writes, "...they gaze at children's picture books, returning, as an inset (mis-en-abÿme), to Cherry Stones. 'Nursery Girlhood' reenacts and recalls the nursery as a specially invested imaginary site for Brandt. His photograph of a ringleted girl and her governess reading together was taken at one of his uncles' houses in Mayfair, with Brandt's niece acting the part of Alice. It was a piece of nursery theater, a family tableau. The photograph was placed in Brandt's wife Eva's album under the heading 'England, 1934'" (Bill Brandt, p.83.)