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Sigmar Polke
1975

Hiroshi Sugimoto
1993
Unknown
July 7, 1919

Patrick Faigenbaum
1994–96

Gerhard Richter
1966
![[Flaking Tar on Stained Wall], Aaron Siskind American, Gelatin silver print](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP136503.jpg)
Aaron Siskind
ca. 1951

Johan Hagemeyer
1944

Francis Bruguière
1925

Alfred Stieglitz
ca. 1930

Walker Evans
1936

Adolf de Meyer
Person in Photograph Person in photograph Daisy Fellowes
1924

Hiroshi Sugimoto
1986
Unknown
1905

Edgar Degas
1895

Aaron Siskind
1951

Berenice Abbott
1930
Giuseppe Enrie
May 1931

Aaron Siskind
1948
Aaron Siskind
1973

Man Ray
1923

Leon Levinstein
1960

Alfred Stieglitz
1925
![[Self-Portrait in Mirror, Looking Down into Camera Viewfinder], Walker Evans American, Gelatin silver print](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP49307.jpg)
Walker Evans
1928

Aaron Siskind
1949
Lee Friedlander
1967

Vik Muniz
1996
Lee Friedlander
1997, printed ca. 2000

Aaron Siskind
1951

Johan Hagemeyer
1920s–40s

Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz
1912–13

Robert Frank
1951

Aaron Siskind
1949, printed ca. 1951
Unknown
ca. 1900
[Pages devoted to Marion Davies and "Artists Ideas of Femenine Attractiveness in Girls I Have Known]
Daniel Rochford
1916–17

David Levinthal
1975

Garry Winogrand
1955
Unknown
ca. 1930

Aaron Siskind
Printer Denny Moers
Printer Gus Kayafas
1976, printed ca. 1979

Aaron Siskind
1949
![[Publicity Photograph of Anthony West], Walker Evans American, Gelatin silver print](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP67486.jpg)
Walker Evans
1950s

Allan McCollum
1982–89

James Welling
1980
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