Portfolio

Selected work.

The work begins in Chelsea, where Arnie lived and worked inside the community he photographed, then follows the roads and water beyond it. Browse by place without losing the human threads—people, work, civic life, faith, fire, and the street—that connect the archive.

8 × 10

The large-format work.

City views and architectural studies from Arnie's large-format negatives, presented in their complete supplied frames.

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Chelsea

Chelsea, Massachusetts

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Gloucester & Cape Ann

Gloucester, Lanesville, and Cape Ann, Massachusetts

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Greater Boston

Boston, Charlestown, Everett, and the communities surrounding Boston

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New York Harbor

Fulton Fish Market and New York Harbor

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Voyages & Central America

At sea, bound for Honduras in Central America

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Location not specified

The surviving record does not identify where this photograph was made

Printed work

Images of Chelsea

Private Property pairs a photograph credited to Jarmak with a passage from Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations. The complete print is shown here.

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Images of Chelsea print titled Private Property, with a photograph by Jarmak and a passage from Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations.

The Chelsea Record

See the photographs as Chelsea first saw them.

Newspaper pages from Arnie's years at the Chelsea Record preserve the photographs beside their original captions, headlines, dates, and local context.

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The wider archive

Explore the complete digitized Arnold Jarmak Collection.

Digital Commonwealth provides direct access to the larger institutional collection, including photographs not yet presented in this curated portfolio.