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24-May-69
Depiction: A young, petite blonde woman is backed up against a police van by two towering police officers. According to notes on the back of the photo, she is being arrested for crossing the... |
12-Oct-71
Handwritten on the back, "Terry Schmidt, UP photos, Dick Drew, AP photos; Huey Newton." Photo shows Huey Newton smiling while being asked questions by a reporter. Several photographers are... |
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19-May-74
The Tribune clipping ,dated May 19, 1974, attached to the back of the photo reads "ACORN CAMERMAN RECORDS DISCUSSION IN STATION'S STUDIO Closed-circuit system begins community telecasts today."... |
20-Oct-67
Police officers clash with protesters on a street in downtown Oakland. Crowds of on-lookers fill the sidewalks, and one man in the foreground of the photograph takes a picture of the action on... |
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26-Sep-87
The Tribune photo, dated September 27, 1989, has the following caption on the back: "Al Kolka capatures parachute team with camera." The handwritten notation on the back of the photo... |
c.1952
Dan Dixon (according to John Dixon) may have taken this photo during the Adams/Lange collaboration in Utah. |
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1935
Photography attributed to Helen Dixon and Ron Partridge |
1942
Weston made two negatives of this scene. In the variant the lens was about half an inch to the left. The black-and-white dark cloth, which he had originally designed for desert use, has been... |
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Belonged to Imogen Cunningham. |
Belonged to Imogen Cunningham |
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1987
Assemblage of used one-gallon Mr. Painter paint can with lens affixed to the front. Paint can label is black and whte. Black paint residue in interior of can and dripping down the sides. Lens is... |
1975|2001
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c. 2000
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1856
One of nine cartoons pertaining to photography from early periodicals Taken from Porter's Spirit of the Times, 1856, NY |
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1859
One of nine cartoons pertaining to photography from early periodicals. Taken from Harper's Weekly, 1859. Matted together. |
c.1937
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