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Desert Bloom 7, Fazal Sheikh American, Inkjet print
Desert Bloom 7
Fazal Sheikh
2011
Brooklyn (Spiral Jetty After Smithson), Vik Muniz Brazilian, Gelatin silver print
Brooklyn (Spiral Jetty After Smithson)
Vik Muniz
1997
Desert Bloom 8, Fazal Sheikh American, Inkjet print
Desert Bloom 8
Fazal Sheikh
2011
Confederate Earthworks, Centreville, Virginia, George N. Barnard American, Albumen silver print from glass negative
Confederate Earthworks, Centreville, Virginia
George N. Barnard
James F. Gibson
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Mathew B. Brady
1862
Desert Bloom 10, Fazal Sheikh American, Inkjet print
Desert Bloom 10
Fazal Sheikh
2011
Desert Bloom 5, Fazal Sheikh American, Inkjet print
Desert Bloom 5
Fazal Sheikh
2011
Indian Sweat House, Mendocino County, California, Carleton E. Watkins American, Albumen silver print from glass negative
Indian Sweat House, Mendocino County, California
Carleton E. Watkins
1863
Serpent, John Yang American, Gelatin silver print
Serpent
John Yang
1984
Castle of Euryalus, Peter Blume American, born former Russian Empire, now Belarus, Oil on linen, mounted on Masonite
Castle of Euryalus
Peter Blume
1952
Desert Bloom 13, Fazal Sheikh American, Inkjet print
Desert Bloom 13
Fazal Sheikh
2011
Stone Spiral on the Isle of Skye, Richard Long British, Gelatin silver print
Stone Spiral on the Isle of Skye
Richard Long
1970
Bingham Copper Mining Pit—Utah / Reclamation Project, Robert Smithson American, Photostat and plastic overlay with wax pencil
Bingham Copper Mining Pit—Utah / Reclamation Project
Robert Smithson
1973
Desert Bloom 17, Fazal Sheikh American, Inkjet print
Desert Bloom 17
Fazal Sheikh
2011
Squares on the Grass, Ireland, Richard Long British, Gelatin silver print
Squares on the Grass, Ireland
Richard Long
1967
Sandgrube I (Sandmine I), Josef Albers American, born Germany, Relief
Sandgrube I (Sandmine I)
Josef Albers
1917
Gallery Transplant, Unknown, Gelatin silver print
Gallery Transplant
Unknown
After Dennis Oppenheim
1969
Fort Mahone, Petersburg, Virginia, Thomas C. Roche American, Albumen silver print from glass negative
Fort Mahone, Petersburg, Virginia
Thomas C. Roche
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Mathew B. Brady
1864
Valley, Richard Long British, Gelatin silver print
Valley
Richard Long
1969
Desert Bloom 1, Fazal Sheikh American, Inkjet print
Desert Bloom 1
Fazal Sheikh
2011
[Grave, Alabama], Walker Evans American, Film negative
[Grave, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936
Desert Bloom 4, Fazal Sheikh American, Inkjet print
Desert Bloom 4
Fazal Sheikh
2011
La Jibarita IV, Jan Henle American, Silver dye bleach print
La Jibarita IV
Jan Henle
1991–94
Grave, Walker Evans American, Gelatin silver print
Grave
Walker Evans
1936
The Terraced Garden, Ralph Crane American, born Germany, Chromogenic print
The Terraced Garden
Ralph Crane
1960s
Desert Bloom 16, Fazal Sheikh American, Inkjet print
Desert Bloom 16
Fazal Sheikh
2011
Hill of the Cross, John Hull American, Acrylic on canvas
Hill of the Cross
John Hull
1984
[Earthworks in Interior of Fort Mahone, in Front of Petersburg, Virginia], Timothy H. O'Sullivan American, born Ireland, Albumen silver print from glass negative
[Earthworks in Interior of Fort Mahone, in Front of Petersburg, Virginia]
Attributed to Timothy H. O'Sullivan
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Mathew B. Brady
1865
Sandgrube II (Sandmine II), Josef Albers American, born Germany, Relief
Sandgrube II (Sandmine II)
Josef Albers
1917
The Ladder and the Hole, Elihu Vedder American, Graphite on light brown wove paper, American
The Ladder and the Hole
Elihu Vedder
Ground Painting, Northern Kenya, Richard Long British, Gelatin silver print
Ground Painting, Northern Kenya
Richard Long
1969
Caesar's Gate X, Jess American, Cut and pasted printed papers, black masking tape on paperboard with dark red facing paper
Caesar's Gate X
Jess
1955
[Grave, Alabama], Walker Evans American, Film negative
[Grave, Alabama]
Walker Evans
1936
The Crater, Petersburg, Timothy H. O'Sullivan American, born Ireland, Albumen silver print from glass negative
The Crater, Petersburg
Timothy H. O'Sullivan
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Mathew B. Brady
1864
Desert Bloom 11, Fazal Sheikh American, Inkjet print
Desert Bloom 11
Fazal Sheikh
2011
Carrière, Charles Marville French, Salted paper print (Blanquart-Évrard process) from paper negative
Carrière
Charles Marville
Printer Imprimerie photographique de Blanquart-Évrard, à Lille
1850–53
[Dutch Gap Canal, James River, Virginia], Andrew Joseph Russell American, Albumen silver print from glass negative
[Dutch Gap Canal, James River, Virginia]
Possibly by Andrew Joseph Russell
Possibly by Egbert Guy Fowx
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Mathew B. Brady
November 1864
Stones and Cracked Mud, Black Place, New Mexico, Eliot Porter American, Dye transfer print
Stones and Cracked Mud, Black Place, New Mexico
Eliot Porter
Printer Berkey K & L
1977, printed 1979
Dutch Gap Canal, Egbert Guy Fowx American, Albumen silver print from glass negative
Dutch Gap Canal
Egbert Guy Fowx
Andrew Joseph Russell
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Mathew B. Brady
1865
Annual Rings, Dennis Oppenheim American, Gelatin silver print(s), ink on paper, photomechanical prints, wax crayon
Annual Rings
Dennis Oppenheim
1968
After Walker Evans: 15, Sherrie Levine American, Gelatin silver print
After Walker Evans: 15
Sherrie Levine
1981
Staphorst Ammunition Depot, Overijssel, Mishka Henner British, Inkjet print
Staphorst Ammunition Depot, Overijssel
Mishka Henner
2011, printed 2014
After Walker Evans: 15, Sherrie Levine American, Gelatin silver print
After Walker Evans: 15
Sherrie Levine
1981

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