Angelo Antonio Rizzuto

1906–1967 (age 61)

Biography

Angelo Antonio Rizzuto, born in 1906, spent decades with camera in hand, compiling thousands of intimate photographs of New York City life that now offer historians a rich visual diary of the twentieth century.

The quiet discipline of his craft and the archives he left behind continue to inspire documentary work, and at Long Island National Cemetery his memory endures as a tireless observer of the urban scene.

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