Which form of society often fascinated Arbus?
Royal families
The nouveaux riches
Small town communities
Busy urban neighborhoods
Answer
The nouveaux riches were a class of people who suddenly became rich, and often spent lavishly on conspicuous consumption to display their wealth. They often came from humble backgrounds, and were not always accepted by the established upper classes. Arbus was fascinated by this group, and often photographed them in their homes and social settings.
Through the Lens: The Captivating World of Diane Arbus
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