The interview was conducted on June 3, 1986 in New York City. It was conducted by John Spalek. Isenburger was born on 17 May 1902 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany and died on 26 March 1994 in New York City, United States of America, and was noted German contemporary painter. Spalek interviews Isenburger about his life and about his and other Emigre personal papers. The interview is mostly in English, but some German is spoken.
A market scene with a boy holding a basket on his head, in the background there is a line a people squatting, each with a basket in front of them. In the background, a store sign reads "Tomas J. Muñoa."
The back of a man with a backpack and hat, holding a wooden dowel. He is straddling a small trench in the market. Another man wearing similar clothes stands to his left.
A man with a hat squats against a wall while playing the guitar. A young girl sits on the ground next to him. A small can sits in front of both of them.
A man riding a bicycle with two large baskets layered on top of each other on his head. There is a bus in the background and a sign that reads "Panificadora Modelo."
A boy running in the middle of an alley, with people and vendors to the right and left of him. In the background there is a building with a cross on it.
