Institute of Design Student Independent, 1971
Artwork Details
- Title: Institute of Design Student Independent, 1971
- Artist: Charles H. Traub (American)
- Artist: Charles Swedland (American, born 1935)
- Artist: Mati Maldre (American, born 1947)
- Artist: Jim Harrison (American)
- Artist: Robert E. Mosher (American)
- Artist: Joan Redmond (American)
- Artist: Darryll Schiff (American, born 1948)
- Artist: Robert Stiegler (American, 1938–1990)
- Artist: Warren Wheeler (American, born 1944)
- Artist: William Maguire (American, born 1943)
- Artist: Lynn Sloan-Theodore (American, born 1945)
- Artist: Cal Kowal (American)
- Artist: Douglas Gilbert (American)
- Artist: L. D. Foster
- Artist: George Eastman (American, 1854–1934)
- Artist: Douglas C. Baz (American, born 1943)
- Artist: Aaron Siskind (American, 1903–1991)
- Artist: Arthur S. Siegel (American, 1913–1978)
- Artist: Lawrence Janiak (American)
- Artist: Dale Lehman (American)
- Artist: Mark Krastof (American)
- Date: 1970s
- Medium: Gelatin silver prints and chromogenic transparency
- Classifications: Portfolios, Photographs, Transparencies
- Credit Line: The Elisha Whittelsey Collection, The Elisha Whittelsey Fund, 1971
- Object Number: 1971.566
- Rights and Reproduction: ©Aaron Siskind Foundation.
- Curatorial Department: Photographs
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