TBDP

An exploration of artwork--both classic and contemporary--focused on the work of the world's most visionary, eccentric and notable artists. I do not claim ownership of any of the photographs shown on this blog. Credit is attributed to the respective artist on each post. By Miles G.

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Sebastiao Salgado, from “The Refugees, Yugoslavia, 1995″

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Robert Capa, “Hankou Hospital, 1938″ 

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Dorothea Lange, “White Angel Bread Line, San Francisco, 1933″

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Ansel Adams, “Frozen Lake and Cliffs, 1932″

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Jacques-Henri Lartigue, “Reneé, Paris to Aix-les-Bains, July, 1931″

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Jacques Henri Lartigue, “Yves the chauffeur in a HP Peugeot automobile, excursion in the Auvergne, Rouzat, September 1910″

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Countess of Castiglione, 1864

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Robert Frank, “Restaurant, US 1 leaving Columbia, South Carolina 1955″

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Robert Frank, “Elevator, Miami Beach, 1955″

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Robert Frank, "Navy Recruiting Station," 1955-56.

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Sally Mann, "Deep South," 2005.

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W. Eugene Smith, "Nurse-Midwife Maude Callen," 1951.

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Minor White, "Warehouse Area, San Francisco," 1949.

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Harry Callahan, "Detroit," 1943.

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Lee Miller, "Remington Silent," 1940.

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Dorothea Lange, "Migrant Cotton Picker. Southern San Joaquin Valley, California," 1936.

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Ben Shahn, "Ozark Boy," 1935.