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[Postcards Addressed to Walker Evans and Filed by the Artist with his Collection of Postcards]
Walker Evans
1900s–1970s
[Black Leather-Bound Diary for the Year 1935 with Dates Pre-printed on Each Page]
Walker Evans
1935
[Black Leather-Bound Address Book]
Walker Evans
1920s–70s
[Walker Evans with View Camera]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1936
[Phrenologist's Window, New Orleans, Louisiana]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1936
["Deep South: New Orleans, Vieux Carré": Album Page with Seven Mounted Photographs]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1936
[Walker Evans with 8 x 10" View Camera Photographing in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Graveyard]
Peter Sekaer
1935
[Walker Evans with 8 x 10" View Camera Photographing in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Graveyard]
Peter Sekaer
1935
[Walker Evans Working View Camera in St. Michael's Cemetery, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania]
Peter Sekaer
1935
[Young Men at Base of Exterior Stairway to Movie Theater Balcony, Anniston, Alabama]
Peter Sekaer
1936
[Man in Front of Doorway of Liberty Cafe, with Walter L. Main Circus Poster on Wall]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1939
10th Avenue
Peter Sekaer
1935
Barber Shop Interior, Atlanta, Georgia
Peter Sekaer
1936
[Postcard from Peter Sekaer to Walker Evans and Filed by the Artist with his Collection of Postcards]
Walker Evans
ca. 1910–37
[Automobile and Barber Shops, Vicksburg, Mississippi]
Peter Sekaer
1936
[Row of Barber Shops, Vicksburg, Mississippi]
Peter Sekaer
1936
["Deep South.": Album Page with Two Mounted and Titled Photographs]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1936
["En Route": Album Page with Five Mounted and Titled Photographs]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1936
["Deep South": Album Page with Fourteen Mounted and Titled Photographs]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1936
[New Orleans House]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1936
Charleston, South Carolina
Peter Sekaer
1936
[New Orleans: The French Quarter Houses]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1936
Restaurant Window, South Carolina
Peter Sekaer
1936
[Ice Cream Store Sign Painted on Window, Bowling Green, Virginia]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1939
[Family Group and Others on Street in Charleston?, South Carolina]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1939
[Apartment Building before Milwaukee County Courthouse, Wisconsin]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1938
[Entrance to Rifle Range, with Bulls' Eye Signs]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1937
[Times Square Signs with Father Duffy Statue, New York City]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1935
[Advertisements and Fire Escape on Facade of Building on West Broadway, New York City]
Peter Sekaer
1935
[House on St. Louis Street, New Orleans, Louisiana]
Peter Sekaer
1936
[Young Woman on Street in the "Red Light District", New Orleans, Louisiana]
Peter Sekaer
1936
[Six Men Working for the Rural Electrification Administration, Hoisting Electrical Poles?]
Peter Sekaer
1936–38
[Apartment Building with Twelve Women Sitting on the Fire Escape During Mardi Gras, New Orleans, Louisiana]
Peter Sekaer
ca. 1939
[Two 35mm Film Frames: Peter Sekaer Lying on Sand, Louisiana or Mississippi]
Walker Evans
1935
[Red Leather Bound Diary for the Year 1937 with Dates Pre-printed on Each Page]
Walker Evans
1937
[Manuscript, Typescript, and Carbon Notes, Including Notebook of Exposure Records, Correspondence, and Nine Gelatin Silver Prints Relating to African Art Portfolio Commissioned by the Museum of Modern Art]
Walker Evans
1935–52
Poland Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio
Peter Sekaer
1938
Untitled (Woman in front of butcher shop, Southern United States)
Peter Sekaer
1936
[Postcard from Peter Sekaer to Walker Evans and Filed by the Artist with his Collection of Postcards]
Walker Evans
ca. 1920–38
[Postcard from Peter Sekaer to Walker Evans and Filed by the Artist with his Collection of Postcards]
Walker Evans
ca. 1920–36