Between Angels and Men is a compelling documentary photographic poster by Duncan McCosker (1944-2016), hand-signed and dated June 1997, with a personal inscription from the photographer reading: “For Bart and Bea, my great friends, Duncan McCosker.” 6/97 This work is not an original photographic print, but an original poster presentation of the photograph, signed by the photographer. The inscription adds a layer of personal provenance and makes this a particularly engaging example of late-20th-century documentary photography. The piece is presented in a chrome-finished metal frame, giving it a clean, modern presence suitable for both contemporary and eclectic interiors. ⸻ Subject Matter The photograph appears to capture a public celebration or parade scene, suggestive of LGBTQ+ pride or queer community visibility during the 1990s. The cool-weather clothing and urban feel suggest a colder-climate city, though the exact location is unknown. A central figure dressed as an angel creates a powerful focal point, introducing symbolism around identity, humanity, visibility, and protection. The image balances celebration with introspection, reflecting McCosker’s documentary approach to capturing social life and authentic human moments. ⸻ About the Photographer Duncan McCosker was an American documentary photographer whose work often focused on gay life, community, and social presence, particularly during a pivotal period for LGBTQ+ visibility. His photographs are held in museum and institutional collections and are valued for their human-centered, narrative quality. ⸻ Details • Title: Between Angels and Men • Photographer: Duncan McCosker (1944-2016) • Date: Signed and dated June 1997 • Inscription: “For Bart and Bea, my great friends, Duncan McCosker” 6/97 • Medium: Photographic poster (not an original photographic print) • Signature: Hand-signed by the photographer • Frame: Chrome-finished metal ⸻ Dimensions • Framed: 30.5″ H × 24.5″ W × 1″ D