James Crump

Walker Evans: Decade by Decade

Fred Holland Day

The short-lived career of nineteenth-century photographer F. Holland Day is the basis for this important historical monograph. Though he is perhaps best known for his controversial "sacred subjects" in which he posed himself as Jesus Christ, Day quickly moved to the forefront of American photography with his portraiture and his later mythological series. Day was probably the first great photographer of the male nude. A friend of Oscar Wilde and an early proponent of gay rights, women's rights, and racial equality, scandal surrounded him and caused his marginalization.

Suffering the Ideal

F. Holland Day

Fulvio Ferrari

Carlo Mollino

Napoleone Ferrari

Silvio Curto

Polaroids

Glenway Wescott

George Platt Lynes

Anatole Pohorilenko

Illuminating the adventures of this extraordinary "menage-a-trois" in Paris during the time between the World Wars, "When We Were Three" tells a story of youthful passion and enthusiasm that speaks both to the enduring ties that held Wheeler, Lynes, and Wescott together, as well as to a bygone era. 110 photos.

The Travel Albums of George Platt Lynes, Monroe Wheeler, and Glenway Wescott, 1925-1935

When We Were Three

Nan Goldin

A volume of previously unpublished photographs taken by the influential artist for the infamous 1983 independent film, Variety, offers insight into her symbiotic working process and the ways in which the series blends elements from music, club life, and art from Manhattan's lower east side. Movie tie-in.

Photographs by Nan Goldin, from the Film by Bette Gordon

Variety

Paul Martineau

Herb Ritts

Presents a collection of photographs by the iconic American artist, whose career as a fashion and fine art photographer spanned a period of thirty years until his untimely death from AIDS in 2002.

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