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Gregory Crewdson
1988
Gregory Crewdson
1988
Gregory Crewdson
1998
Gregory Crewdson
2009
Gregory Crewdson
Mounted by Willy Vera
Framed by Bark Frameworks
2009
Gregory Crewdson
2009
Gregory Crewdson
2009

James Casebere
1997

Hai Bo
2001–2003

Thomas Struth
1988

Seiichi Furuya
1985

Hai Bo
2001–2003

Michal Rovner
1990–91

Pertti Kekarainen
2006

Thomas Struth
1999

Seiichi Furuya
1985

Stephen Shore
October 1972

Michal Rovner
1991

Seiichi Furuya
1986

Michal Rovner
1991
![[Guy Davenport and Unidentified Woman in Darkened Room, Looking Through Doorway], Ralph Eugene Meatyard American, Gelatin silver print](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP70247.jpg)
Ralph Eugene Meatyard
1966

Richard Hamilton
1998
Robert Kornfeld
1964

On loan to The Met
John Baldessari
1976

Andrew Bush
1981

Shai Kremer
2007
Pierre Thoretton
1999
![[Installation View of "Walker Evans: American Photographs" Exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art, New York City], Walker Evans American, Film negative](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/PH6765.jpg)
Walker Evans
September 1938

Thomas Demand
2012
Fred Wilson
Publisher Exit Art/The First World
Printer Pamplemousse Press
2005

Leora Laor
1983
Anne Turyn
1987
Gertrude Tiemer-Wille
ca. 1960

Bernd and Hilla Becher
Hilla Becher
Bernd Becher
1960–1972
![[Mirrored Reflection on White Ground], Bobbi Carrey American, Chromogenic print](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP49347.jpg)
Bobbi Carrey
1974

Svetlana Kopystiansky
1990s

Cindy Sherman
1989

Donovan Wylie
2003
Wolfgang Tillmans
2009
Maurice Tabard
1930

Thomas Struth
1987

Robert Polidori
January 2006
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