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southern university, 1940s.
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Jeanne Mammen Siesta c. 1930-1932
Evi and Tom, Photo by Will McBride, 1959
Enrique Martinez Celaya, Constellation (Woodrooms) (2002)
Janus la Cour - A glade in the forest in springtime (1860)
Ringl + Pit, Klärchen (1931)
Ringl and Pit were childhood nicknames later used as a working name by German-born photographers Ellen Rosenberg Auerbach (1906–2004) and Grete Stern (1904–1999), who achieved fame as an avant-garde pair in the Weimar Republic in the 1930s and subsequently followed individual careers of distinction in the United States and Argentina.
Harro Siegel (German, 1900-1985) marionette of Grendel from his post-war production of Beowulf. The woman in the photo is identified as Bascha.
Melissa Shook.
A Glasgow building during demolition (1972), showing soot trails to chimneys.
Photo: Eric Watt
Two Bathers on the Pier (Vintage Silver Print) by Arthur Tress, 1980.