Ron van Dongen :: Rosa “Othello” I, 1997. Sepia toned gelatin silver print.
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Baron Adolph de Meyer :: Mrs. Brown Potter, from Camera Work Number 24. Photogravure, circa 1908. / src Swann Galleries, NY.
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Edward Steichen :: Cover Design, 1906 (halftone), from Camera Work Number 14. / src Swann Galleries, NY
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Karl Struss :: Gloria Swanson, 1922. Gelatin silver print, with Struss’ signature, title, and date, in pencil, and his hand stamp, on verso. | src Luminous Lint and Swann Galleries, NY
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Alfred Stieglitz :: Boy with ‘Camera Work’, published 1903 / src Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Edward Steichen :: Improvisation “George Washington”, New York, ca. 1925 (Twenty-Five Photographs). Negative about 1925, printed 1981–82 by George Tice / src Boston Museum of Fine Arts
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Sandro Miller :: After Jack Nicholson by Herb Ritts, 1988 [John Malkoivich, 2014]
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Jay Maisel :: Brooklyn Grill, exterior view, mid 1950s. From “New York in the ‘50s”. Nazraeli Press src Photo of the Day
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David Moore ::
Diving suits, Menorca, Spain, 1954 / source: State Library of New South Wales
‘[Moore] was on assignment to cover the life and landscape of this island. The diving suits were used by local fishermen
working from boats that crowded the harbour. Moore
photographed the drying suits because they looked ridiculous, reminding
him of two boys practicing handstands or marine creatures.’ (quoted from
source)
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Jay Maisel :: Connie crying on departing ship, mid 1950s. Gelatin silver print. / src Peter Fettelman Gallery
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