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U.S., (1942 - ) Building shakedown 1968 - 1969 (printed later) 2020.41 View |
U.S., (1932 - ) Nina Simone 1959 (printed later) 2020.44 View |
U.S., (1932 - ) James (Williams) 1988 (printed later) 2020.45 View |
U.S., (1905 - 2000) Village of Dordan, France 1951 (printed 1980) 2020.46 View |
U.S., (1905 - 2000) Two Boys, Paris 1950 (printed 1979) 2020.47 View |
U.S., (1905 - 2000) 42nd St. at Vanderbilt Place, New York 1946 (printed later) 2020.48 View |
U.S., (1905 - 2000) Chatham Square El Station, New York 1946 (printed later) 2020.49 View |
U.S. (born 1947) Crystal Jellyfish - Aequorea victoria, from the series "Animalia" 1995, printed 2001 2018.321 View |
U.S. (born 1947) Man with Guitar, Louisiana. 2008 2018.322 View |
U.S. (born 1947) Holy Modal Rounders, Angus Studios, Fayville, Massachusetts, from the series "Honky Tonk" 1972, printed later 2018.319 View |
U.S. (born 1947) Jukebox, Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, Nashville, TN, from the series "Honky Tonk" 1972, printed 2012 2018.320 View |
U.S. (born 1944) Untitled (from the Meadowland series) 1980 2018.314 View |
U.S. (born 1944) Untitled (from the Meadowland series) 1980 2018.315 View |
U.S. (born 1944) Untitled (from the Meadowland series) 1980 2018.316 View |
U.S. (born 1942) 174 Chambers Street, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2015 2018.296 View |
U.S. (born 1942) Abandoned artist's loft, 48 Ferry Street, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2015 2018.297 View |
U.S. (born 1942) Susquehanna Hotel, self-portrait in a third-floor room with grass, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2015 2018.298 View |
U.S. (born 1942) View south from 100 Gold Street, Lower Manhattan, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2015 2018.299 View |
U.S. (born 1942) John Baldwin in an old tenement in Lower Manhattan, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2015 2018.300 View |
U.S. (born 1942) Room in a barrel maker's shop, 50 Ferry Street, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2015 2018.301 View |
U.S. (born 1942) Marilyn, in an abandoned building, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2015 2018.302 View |
U.S. (born 1942) A burner is lifted to cut the bolts in the cast-iron front of 82 Beekman Street, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967 2018.303 View |
U.S. (born 1942) Inmate outside warden’s office, about to be transferred by local authorities, from the series “Conversations from the Dead” 1968, printed 2011 2018.304 View |
U.S. (born 1942) 258 Washington Street at the northwest corner of Murray Street, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2015 2018.291 View |
U.S. (born 1942) The north side of Beekman Street between William and Nassau Streets, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2014 2018.289 View |
U.S. (born 1942) The west side of Gold Street between Ann and Beekman Streets, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2014 2018.290 View |
U.S. (born 1942) The east side of Washington Street between Reade and Chambers Streets, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1966, printed 2015 2018.292 View |
U.S. (born 1942) 174 Chambers Street at Bishop's Lane, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2015 2018.293 View |
U.S. (born 1942) Eddie Grant and Cleveland Sims, Washington Street maintenance men for the New York City Department of Urban Renewal, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2015 2018.294 View |
U.S. (born 1942) Rachel Homer, from the series “The Destruction of Lower Manhattan” 1967, printed 2015 2018.295 View |
U.S. (born 1938) I take nude modeling seriously. It's hard to get jobs because so many people are ready to fling off their clothes. At first, I felt awkward, but now moving comes naturally and my body falls into line. I'm not into parading nude at beaches, from the series "Working" 1976 2018.277 View |
U.S. (born 1938) Steel Mill, Union City, California, from the series "Working” 1976 2018.278 View |
U.S. (born 1938) Salesman, Traveling Tool Truck, Tri-Valley Area, Northern California, from the series "Working” 1974-1976 2018.279 View |
U.S. (born 1938) The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks (B.P.O.E.) is the largest fraternal organization in the world. The elk was chose in 1868 because it is distinguished, fleet of foot and timorous of wrongdoing. Our four cardinal principles are Charity, Justice, Fidelity and Brotherly Love. An Elk today is an American gentleman. Livermore, California, from the series "Our Kind of People" 1972 2018.280 View |
U.S. (born 1938) I really enjoy being here because it’s my pleasure to help people. They'd have to fire me before I'd quit. I know I'm loved here and vice versa, from the series "Working” 1975, printed 2006 2018.281 View |
U.S. (born 1938) Being a salesman is easy. It's fun to manipulate people, to get a reaction, to find out where they're at. I used to be in management; I hated it. All I want to do is sell furniture, from the series "Working” 1976, printed 2006 2018.282 View |
U.S. (born 1938) America is the best country in the world. In Azores we'd go to the movies and America would seem like a dream. We came here with fifty dollars in our pocket and worked twelve hours a day, six days a week to save money to buy this dry-cleaning business. America is better than we thought. We have everything we ever wanted, from the series "Working” 1974, printed 2006 2018.283 View |
U.S. (born 1938) I’m a refugee from China. I sew pockets on pants. Every day I have work, and living here is easy. In China it's hard to find a job. Someone has to recommend you. I don't speak English and I'm too old to learn so I'll never get a better job, from the series "Working” 1976, printed 2006 2018.284 View |
U.S. (born 1938) When my health got bad I quit the dry-cleaning business and started playing rhythm and blues full time. Nobody can play my style. I use a double pick, one of my finger and one of my thumb. If I had my health, I'd go back into the cleaning business, from the series "Working”. 1976, printed 2006 2018.285 View |
U.S. (born 1938) As the plant manager, I find the development of the hydro harvester a real challenge. It's four-thousand-dollar environmental chamber, which sprouts and grows cereal grains like wheat and barley. It can produce 360 pounds of grass a day and will be used in the future because land will cost too much, from the series "Working” 1976, printed 2006 2018.286 View |
U.S. (born 1938) I’m one of the first freak fishermen on the West Coast. It's a lifestyle rather than a living. I want to conserve natural energy by doing more with less, so I sell the crabs I catch directly to the people. Money is a paper signature for energy, from the series "Working” 1976, printed 2006 2018.287 View |
U.S. (born 1938) Grenada High School, Livermore, California, from the series "Leisure" 1974, printed 2001 2018.288 View |
U.S. (born 1932) Landscape with wet stones 1959-1968 2018.318 View |
U.S. (born 1932) Ice on rock 1959-1968 2018.317 View |
U.S. (born 1924) Marlene Dietrich and Rita Gam at the Barnum & Bailey Circus, New York City 1955 2018.323 View |
U.S. (born 1924) West 42nd St., New York City 1960-1969 2018.324 View |
U.S. (born 1924) Grandfather, Atlanta, Georgia 1970-1979 2018.325 View |
U.S. (1949 - ) Cafe, Eureka, Nevada 2000 2018.308 View |
U.S. (1949 - ) Workshop Lamp, Gladding McBean 2002 2018.310 View |
U.S. (1949 - ) Green River Overlook, Canyonlands National Park 2002 2018.309 View |
U.S. (1949 - ) Sts. Peter & Paul Church, North Beach 2001 2018.311 View |
U.S. (1949 - ) Harding Park #1 2002 2018.312 View |
U.S. (1949 - ) Stools, Teec Nos Pos, Arizona 2004 2018.313 View |
U.S. (1948 - ) Bus Caught in Lava Flow, Hilo, Hawaii 1990 FA 2015.138 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Jack, Chicago 1965 - 1966, printed 2008 FA 2012.49 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Brucie, his CH, and Crazy McHenry, Illinois 1966, printed 2008 FA 2012.50 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Cowboy at Rogues' picnic, South Chicago 1966, printed 2008 FA 2012.51 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Entering prison, two years for burglary, ten years for robbery 1968, printed 2011 FA 2013.109 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Untitled (road to prison from inside car) 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.228 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Entering prison 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.229 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Contents of arriving prisoner's wallet 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.230 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Main corridor (monitors) 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.231 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Four years, burglary 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.232 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Convict and boss 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.233 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Hoe sharpener and the line 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.234 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Main corridor after work 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.235 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Cell of two Chicano convicts 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.237 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Prison tattoos 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.238 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Aaron Evert Jones, life, habitual criminal 1967, printed 2011 FA 2014.239 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Jones and Raymond Jackson, ten years, robbery 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.240 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Condemned man 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.241 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) The line, Ramsey Two 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.242 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Cotton picker; ten years, robbery and assault 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.243 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Return from the fields 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.244 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Cell block 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.245 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Convict 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.246 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Education department 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.247 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Forty-five years, robbery 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.248 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Clearing land 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.249 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Day room 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.250 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Cell block 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.251 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Day room 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.252 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Billy McCune at the Wynne Treatment Center 1969, printed 2011 FA 2014.253 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Man with large tattoo of woman 1968, printed 2011 FA 2014.254 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Texas prison rodeo 1968/1969, printed later 2021.17 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Outlaw women, Starved Rock picnic, Illinois 1965 - 1966, printed 2008 FA 2011.53 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Corky and Funny Sonny, Chicago 1966, printed 2008 FA 2011.54 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) From Lindsey's room, Louisville 1966, printed 2008 FA 2011.55 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Renegade's funeral (pallbearers carrying casket), Detroit 1966, printed 2008 FA 2011.56 View |
U.S. (1942 - ) Zipco, Elkhorn, Wisconsin 1966, printed 2008 FA 2011.57 View |
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