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Christopher Isherwood, Don Bachardy  American, Graphite and black ink wash on paper
Don Bachardy
1976
W.H. Auden, Don Bachardy  American, Graphite and ink wash on paper
Don Bachardy
1967
Self-Portrait, Don Bachardy  American, Brush and black ink and wash on paper
Don Bachardy
1981
William Burroughs, Don Bachardy  American, Brush and ink and wash on paper
Don Bachardy
1978
Tennesse Williams, Don Bachardy  American, Graphite and black ink wash on paper
Don Bachardy
1968
Don Bachardy
Author Don Bachardy
Gloria Stuart
1996
[Wilder Hobson and James Agee on Beach, Long Island, New York], Walker Evans  American, Film negative
Walker Evans
1937
[Advertising Contact Sheet of Male Models in Various Poses], Unknown, Gelatin silver print
Unknown
1950s
Sante Fe, New Mexico, Stephen Shore  American, Chromogenic print
Stephen Shore
June 1972
Untitled, Richard Prince  American, Four gelatin silver prints and a button
Richard Prince
1999
You Became a Scientific Profile, A Negroid Type, An Anthropological Debate, & A Photographic Subject
, Carrie Mae Weems  American, Chromogenic prints with sand-blasted text on frame glass
Carrie Mae Weems
1995–96
The Watering Place, Pablo Picasso  Spanish, Drypoint, before steel facing
Pablo Picasso
Printer Printed by Eugène Delâtre
1906
Swimmers, Ruth Chaney  American, Drypoint
Ruth Chaney
Publisher Published by WPA
1935–43
[Two Male Nudes on Sand], George Platt Lynes  American, Gelatin silver print
George Platt Lynes
1930s–40s
Made for the Administration de la Monnaie et Paris: entitled La Peinture, Alexandre-Louis-Marie Charpentier  French, Bronze, struck, oblong, octagon, double, French
Alexandre-Louis-Marie Charpentier
late 19th century
Lucas Samaras, N.Y.C. , Diane Arbus  American, Gelatin silver print
Diane Arbus
Printer Neil Selkirk
Person in Photograph Lucas Samaras
1966, printed later
Self-Portrait with Maurice Sendak, John Dugdale  American, Cyanotype
John Dugdale
2000
Desire by Numbers, Nan Goldin  American, Artist's book
Nan Goldin
Author Klaus Kertess
1994
Derek Jarman, Richard Hamilton  British, Color pigment transfer print
Richard Hamilton
1996–97
[James Agee and Wilder Hobson, Old Field, Long Island, New York], Walker Evans  American, Film negative
Walker Evans
July–August 1937
[Notecard Announcement for "Looking Forward", Metro Pictures, New York City], Louise Lawler  American, Printed card
Louise Lawler
2004
Chicago, Harry Callahan  American, Dye transfer print
Harry Callahan
1951, printed 1970s
Charles Atlas seated in his Palm Beach home, Florida, Diane Arbus  American, Gelatin silver print
Diane Arbus
Printer Printed by Neil Selkirk
1969, printed later
Yo Taplitz, Sam Messer  American, Oil on canvas
Sam Messer
1989
Alexander the Great, Andy Warhol  American, Screenprint
Andy Warhol
Printer Rupert Jasen Smith
Publisher Alexander Iolas
1982
Rape II (Raub II, Weib halb), Wilhelm Lehmbruck  German, Drypoint; second state of two
Wilhelm Lehmbruck
1911
Mao, Andy Warhol  American, Acrylic and silkscreen on canvas
Andy Warhol
1973
[Walker Evans, Old Lyme, Connecticut], Lee Friedlander  American, Chromogenic print
Lee Friedlander
Person in Photograph Walker Evans
November 30, 1973
Marconi & Son, Richard Hamilton  British, Inkjet (Iris) print
Richard Hamilton
1998
Blacks:USA:1973 : 2 Columbus Circle, September 26 to November 15, 1973, New York Cultural Center
Publisher New York Cultural Center
1973
Mao, Andy Warhol  American, Acrylic and silkscreen on canvas
Andy Warhol
1973
Love Scene (Liebeszene), from 9 Lithographs, Max Liebermann  German, Lithograph; proof
Max Liebermann
Publisher Bruno Cassirer
1926

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