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© Calder Foundation / Artist Rights Society (ARS). Photo by Mark DiOrio.
La guirlande (The garland)
Alexander Calder
Date: 1975
Medium: Color lithograph
Object number: 2025.20.5
Hamilton and asparagus ferns, New Mexico
Hamilton and asparagus ferns, New Mexico
Zana Briski
Date: 2025
Medium: Unique gold-toned photogram on silver gelatin paper
Object number: 2025.18
Hand of God sculpture by Carl Milles, Milles Garden, Stockholm, Sweden, 1958
Hand of God sculpture by Carl Milles, Milles Garden, Stockholm, Sweden, 1958
Paul Almásy
Date: 1958
Medium: Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print
Object number: 2025.30.45
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Hanging Basement in Crematoria, Buchenwald Camp, Weimar, Germany
Ira Nowinski
Date: 1988, printed 1992
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Object number: 2025.23.4
Host of bistro with gypsy dancers, Granada, Spain, 1965
Host of bistro with gypsy dancers, Granada, Spain, 1965
Paul Almásy
Date: 1965
Medium: Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print
Object number: 2025.30.50
© The Center for Creative Photography (CCP) at the University of Arizona. Photo by Mark DiOrio.
House in Winter, Eastern Nebraska
Wright Morris
Date: 1941, printed 1981
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Object number: 2025.13.3
Ici Lima --The first specialized TV school opened in the Peruvian capital: there are schools for everything in the world and as human knowledge expands, new schools open their doors. Each step of progress generates another, education is the driving force of modern civilization. Television, one of the most attractive inventions of the century, is still in its infancy. The future holds extraordinary possibilities for it, and in all countries we are trying to speed up the training of specialists. Peru deserves the credit for having created the first TV school. The program covers everything related to television, from the construction of a receiver to the production of a program. The courses last two years and the number of students is currently limited to 30. The school director is a TV technician, Isaac Aquise Chavez who is assisted by...
Ici Lima --The first specialized TV school opened in the Peruvian capital: there are schools for everything in the world and as human knowledge expands, new schools open their doors. Each step of progress generates another, education is the driving force of modern civilization. Television, one of the most attractive inventions of the century, is still in its infancy. The future holds extraordinary possibilities for it, and in all countries we are trying to speed up the training of specialists. Peru deserves the credit for having created the first TV school. The program covers everything related to television, from the construction of a receiver to the production of a program. The courses last two years and the number of students is currently limited to 30. The school director is a TV technician, Isaac Aquise Chavez who is assisted by...
Paul Almásy
Date: 1961
Medium: Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print
Object number: 2025.30.26
Indigenous woman with child, Malaysia, 1960
Indigenous woman with child, Malaysia, 1960
Paul Almásy
Date: 1960
Medium: Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print
Object number: 2025.30.44
Infant care, a "Foyers Social" class given by the Red Cross, Leopoldville, the Belgian Congo (now Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo), 1959
Infant care, a "Foyers Social" class given by the Red Cross, Leopoldville, the Belgian Congo (now Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo), 1959
Paul Almásy
Date: 1959
Medium: Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print
Object number: 2025.30.74
The Iranian army has 100,000 men. But its tanks seem in a state of abandon according to the U.S. military attaché in Tehran, February 1978
The Iranian army has 100,000 men. But its tanks seem in a state of abandon according to the U.S. military attaché in Tehran, February 1978
Abbas
Date: February 1978
Medium: Vintage gelatin silver print resin-coated
Object number: 2025.30.10
The Iranian Navy: 22,000 men, 3 destroyers, 4 frigates, 4 corvettes, 5 patrol boats, 5 dredgers, 2 landing craft, 14 hovercraft, 1 submarine. Because of a lack of spare parts, the navy is said to take apart certain ships in order to repair others, according to the U.S. military attaché in Tehran. A hovercraft doing a landing exercise at Kark, February 1978
The Iranian Navy: 22,000 men, 3 destroyers, 4 frigates, 4 corvettes, 5 patrol boats, 5 dredgers, 2 landing craft, 14 hovercraft, 1 submarine. Because of a lack of spare parts, the navy is said to take apart certain ships in order to repair others, according to the U.S. military attaché in Tehran. A hovercraft doing a landing exercise at Kark, February 1978
Abbas
Date: February 1978
Medium: Vintage gelatin silver print resin-coated
Object number: 2025.30.12
The Iranian Navy: 22,000 men, 3 destroyers, 4 frigates, 4 corvettes, 5 patrol boats, 5 dredgers, 2 landing craft, 14 hovercraft, 1 submarine. Because of a lack of spare parts, the navy is said to take apart certain ships in order to repair others, according to the U.S. military attaché in Tehran. Bandar Abbas provisions the Palang on the high seas, February 1978
The Iranian Navy: 22,000 men, 3 destroyers, 4 frigates, 4 corvettes, 5 patrol boats, 5 dredgers, 2 landing craft, 14 hovercraft, 1 submarine. Because of a lack of spare parts, the navy is said to take apart certain ships in order to repair others, according to the U.S. military attaché in Tehran. Bandar Abbas provisions the Palang on the high seas, February 1978
Abbas
Date: February 1978
Medium: Vintage gelatin silver print resin-coated
Object number: 2025.30.13
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