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Untitled, David Levinthal  American, Gelatin silver print
David Levinthal
1972
Untitled, David Levinthal  American, Gelatin silver print
David Levinthal
1973
Untitled, David Levinthal  American, Gelatin silver print
David Levinthal
1975
Untitled, David Levinthal  American, Gelatin silver print
David Levinthal
1975
Untitled, David Levinthal  American, Instant internal dye diffusion transfer print (Polaroid SX-70)
David Levinthal
1984
[Young Woman, Possibly Susan Thornton, Standing Before Glass Doors], David Levinthal  American, Gelatin silver print
David Levinthal
ca. 1972
[Young Woman, Possibly Susan Thornton, Seated with Hand on Table], David Levinthal  American, Gelatin silver print
David Levinthal
ca. 1972
[Young Woman, Possibly Susan Thornton, in Coat and Scarf], David Levinthal  American, Gelatin silver print
David Levinthal
ca. 1972
[Dead Pigeon], David Levinthal  American, Gelatin silver print
David Levinthal
ca. 1972
David Levinthal
1973
Alpha's Bet Is Not Over Yet, Steffani Jemison  American, Newsstand, chairs, tables, up to 590 facsimiles of Black periodicals published between 1900 and 1940
Steffani Jemison
Jamal Cyrus
2011
Dachau 1974, Beryl Korot  American, Four-channel video installation, transferred from video tape, black-and-white, sound, 24 min. with photocopy (est.) on paper
Beryl Korot
1974
The Square Root of Minus One #3, Joseph Kosuth  American, Silkscreen on wall, silkscreen on glass, cast aluminum plaque
Joseph Kosuth
1988
Electric Chair, Andy Warhol  American, Screenprint from a portfolio of ten
Andy Warhol
Printer Silkprint Kettner, Zurich
Publisher Bruno Bischofberger
1971
Goya, Saul Chase  American, Screenprint
Saul Chase
Printer Printed by Saul Chase
Publisher Published by Saul Chase
1977
Poodle Piranesi, Pablo Bronstein  Argentinian, Etchings, from a portfolio of fifteen prints by the artist
Pablo Bronstein
2009
House of Cards (5 Panes), Gerhard Richter  German, Glass and steel
Gerhard Richter
2019
Government Bureau, George Tooker  American, Egg tempera on wood
George Tooker
1956
Mitered Square Prospectus, Josef Albers  American, born Germany, Handprinted screen miniature
Josef Albers
20th century
Mrs. N's Palace, Louise Nevelson  American, born Ukraine, Painted wood, mirror
Louise Nevelson
1964–77
The Maze/Long Kesh Prison: Communal Area. H — Block 5, D — Wing, Donovan Wylie  Irish, Inkjet print
Donovan Wylie
2003
Untitled (Near Jackson, Mississippi), William Eggleston  American, Dye transfer print
William Eggleston
ca. 1970, printed 2002
A mirrorical return, Richard Hamilton  British, Ink jet (Iris) print
Richard Hamilton
1998
Baton Rouge, William Eggleston  American, Dye transfer print
On loan to The Met
William Eggleston
ca. 1971–74
Three People on Four Benches, George Segal  American, Plaster, wood, and metal
George Segal
1979
Untitled (Bathroom Stall Door), William Eggleston  American, Dye transfer print
William Eggleston
1965–74, printed 2002
Untitled, Ruth Duckworth  American, born Germany, Porcelain with transparent glaze and wood
Designer Ruth Duckworth
1998
Intaglio Solo X, Josef Albers  American, born Germany, Inkless intaglio from vinylite plate
Josef Albers
1958
100 Objects in a Box, Piet Stockmans  Belgian, Glazed porcelain, wood
Designer Piet Stockmans
1998
Lesson 1: the weeds / Lesson 2: seeds / Lesson 3: puncture, from "Lore: What We Were Told / What We Saw / What We Tell Ourselves", Althea Murphy-Price  American, Screenprint on embossed paper
Althea Murphy-Price
Publisher Black Women of Print
2023
Space Organization, Leo Katz  American, born Roznau, Czech Republic [then Austria-Hungary], Soft ground etching
Leo Katz
1940s

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