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Joe Rosenthal

It shows American Soldiers raising the American flag at Iwo Jima.

A similar image is on a postage stamp showing American Firefighters raising the American Flag at Ground Zero.

U.S. Marines with a wounded and dying Infant, June 1944. 

 W. Eugene Smith

Eddie Adams

General Loan Executing a Vietcong suspect, 1968

Nick Ut 

Children fleeing Napalm, 1972

Robert Capa

Death of the Loyalist Soldier, Spain, 1936

James Natchewey

Rwanda, 1994 - Survivor of the Hutu death camp

Ron Haviv

A soldier kicking the already dead on the ground as a final act of violence and hatred. 

Untitled from Blood and Honey: A Balken War Journal, Bosnia

Andres Serrano

‘Torture’, 2005

Suzanne Opton

Soldier Birkoltz, 353 Days in Iraq, 205 days in Afghanistan from The soldier + Citizen series, 2004

 Richard Avedon

 Dovima with Elephants

August Sanders

 Bricklayer, 1928

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 Julia Margaret Cameron

 Ophelia, Study no.2, 1867 

Diane Arbus

Tattooed Man

David Hockney

The Chair

Larry Burrows

Reaching Out, Vietnam 1966

Tiny

Mary Ellen Mark

Alfred Eisenstaedt

The Kiss, V-J Day

Joseph Nicephore Niepce

View From the Window at Le Gras

(8 hours)

Jacques Henri Lartigue

His cousin Bichonnade

Annie Liebovitz

John Lennon and Yoko Ono

Barbara Kruger 

Your Body is a Battleground

William Wegman

Reflectional, 2002

Sophie Calle

Cash Machine, 2003 

Duane Michals

The Bogeyman, 1973

Sandy Skoglund

Revenge of the Goldfish, 1981

Joel Peter Witkin 

The Kiss

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Martha Rosler

Bringing Home the War - House Beautiful 

Therese Frare

Peita, (Aids patient), 1992

United colors of Benetton

Jacob Riis 

Police Station Lodgers, 1898

Walker Evans

Allie Mae Bourroughs'

Sherrie Levine - Appropriated Walker Evans

Philip-Lorca diCorcia

Head No. 13, 2000

Sally Mann 

Naptime, 1989

Lewis Carroll

The Beggar Maid, 1859

Edward Weston

Excusado

 Richard Avedon

The Beekeeper

August Sanders

Boxers, 1929

August Sanders

Soldier (Soldat), 1940

Julia Margaret Cameron

Sir William Herschel - Scientist

Diane Arbus

Child with Toy Hand Grenade in Central Park

Joel Peter Witkin

Eve knighting Daguerre, 2003

Martha Rosler

The Bowery in Two Inadequate Descriptive Systems, 1974-75

Sally Mann

Candy Cigarette, 1989

Cindy Sherman

Untitled Film Still #14, 1978

David Levinthal

Hilter moves east

Hiroshi Sugimoto

Aegean Sea, Pilion 1, 1990

Barbra Ess

Untitled from the series Food for the Moon,

1986-87

Andres Serrano

Piss Christ, 1987

Sebastiao Salgado

 Refugees in Korem Camp, Ethiopia

Sebastiao Salgado

Famine in Sahel: Gourma Rharous Hospital, Mali

Sebastiao Salgado

Transporting bags of dirt in the Serra Pelada gold mine Brazil

Sebastiao Salgado

Serra Pelada gold mine Brazil

Sebastiao Salgado

The Sand Sea in Namibia

Henri Cartier Bresson

India. Tamil Nadu. Madura 1950

Henri Cartier Bresson

Italy. Sardinia. Cagliari. 1962

Henri Cartier Bresson

France. Paris. Pont des Arts. French writer and philopher, Jean Paul Sartre. 1946

Henri Cartier Bresson

Brooklyn, New York. 1947

David Bailey

Jean Shrimpton 1962

David Bailey

Mick Jagger

Peter Fischli and David Weiss

A New Day Begins, 1985

Alex Prager

Despair

Alex Prager

Eve - Her Most Famous

Alex Prager 

Irene

Alex Prager

Crowd #3 (Pelican Beach), 2013

Cindy Sherman

Untitled Film Still #11

Cindy Sherman

Untitled-A-1975

Cindy Sherman

Untitled Film Still no 58

Alex Prager

Face in the Crowd

Julia Margaret Cameron

Sadness

Peter Fischli and David Weiss

Equilibres

Bernd and Hilla Becher

Gas Tanks

Ansel Adams

Moonrise Hernandez New Mexico

Imogen Cunningham

“Bobby” 

 Man Ray

Abstract Composition

Jerry Uelsmann  

Untitled 

Sebastiao Salgado

Workers

Paul Strand

Blind, June 1917

Dorothea Lange

Migrant Mother, 1936 California

Chuck Close

1968

 Henri Cartier-Bresson

Behind the Gare Saint-Lazare

Margaret Bourke White

Great Soul

Gandhi

Edward Burtynsky

Manufacturing #18

2005

Herb Ritts

Richard Gere

Flat Tire 

Brassai, Paul Morand

Paris by Night

Bijoux - means jewelry

Garry Winogrand

   The American Legion 

Eugene Atget

Cafe Avenue de la Grand Armee

1924-25 

Gertrude Gasebier

Chief Flying Hawk, 1898

Gertrude Gasebier

Evelyn Nesbit: 1901

Gertrude Gasebier

In the Valley of the Shadow: 1914

Gertrude Gasebier

The Manger: 1901

Irving Penn

Freckles

The Open Door

Plate #5

William Henry Fox Talbot

From the first photograph boot, "The Pencil of Nature"

Moon

George Phillips Bond & John Adams Whipple

1851

Daguerreotype

Carte-de-Visite

1854

Andre Disderi

Jeff Wall

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What is this image made of

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Describe the Process Used in this Image

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Describe the Process Used in this Image

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Mathew Brady

very famous photo he took of Abraham Lincoln

Brady was able to sell the prints of the photograph not everyone had seen Lincoln but their had been many rumours of his ugliness during his presidential campaign.

Brady took extra care in posing the soon to be president and Lincoln credited him for his part in his success as becoming president.

Brady had created more than thirty photographs of Lincoln, one of which was used for the Lincoln head penny and another was the image on the $5 bill.

Alfred Stieglitz - The Steerage

His favourite image and also a famous image that he took while aboard a ship to Europe.

He was looking over the first class deck to the steerage below, realizing by the disappointment on the faces of the immigrants some were returning to Europe.

He was pleased with the many shapes in this image that he could see and this became the basis for his work, he was trying to mirror Picasso.

the straw hat

funnel leaning left

the stairway leaning right

the white draw bridge with its railings

white suspenders crossing on the back of a man in the steerage below

Alfred Stieglitz - Equivalents

In the 1920s Stieglitz continued to experiment he created hundreds of what he called ‘Equivalents’ or cloud studies. He felt anything ordinary could create symbols of emotion.

Roger Fenton "The Valley of the Shadow of Death"

It became a well known image also with the help of Alfred Lord Tennyson’s poem dedicated to the incident.

“The Charge of the Light Brigade”

Theirs not to make reply, Theirs not to reason why Theirs but to do and die, Into the valley of Death Rode the six hundred.

What is this Type of Image

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Tintype

Loved ones wanted images before they would leave to fight and in turn the ones going off to fight would want photos of their loved ones to take along.

They were extremely lightweight and easy to send through the mail because of their size.

A pair of brother’s had followed the army for more than a year and had taken thousands of portraits.

In one day after setting up camp they took 160 pictures at $1.00 each (on which the net profit was 95 cents). 

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First Film Poster

1895

L'Arroseur Arrose

Eadward Muybridge

1878

Edward Steichen

Of

Marlene Dietrich, 1934

Edward Steichen

Of

Gloria Swanson, 1924

Alfred Stieglitz

Alfred's wife, Georgia O'Keeffe

Henri Matisse

Fauvism

Robert Demachy

Struggle

1904

Bill Sullivan

More Turns

Bill Sullivan

Time Port

Stop Down

Bill Sullivan

Richard Hamilton

Just What is it that Makes Today's Homes so Different, So Appealing?"

1956

Richard Hamilton

Swingeing London III

1972

Richard Hamilton

Fashion Plate

Edward Steichen

Family of Man

Edward Steichen

Self-Portrait

1902

Photogravure

Edward Steichen

Paul Robeson as "Emperor Jones"

Edward Steichen

Portrait of Charlotte Spaulding

Autochrome, 1908

Edward Steichen

The Pond-Moonlight

1904