I've been writing a long, rather exciting paper over the last few days. These are the illustrations included in it.
untitled self-portrait, by Theodor Adorno
Nine Polaroid Photographs of a Mirror, by William Anastasi
The Human U.S. Shield, by Arthur Mole and John D. Thomas
Self-Portrait with Rosemary Williams, by Stanley Kubrick
untitled self-portrait, by Samuel Fosso
Trolley, New Orleans, by Robert Frank
Nashville, by Lee Friedlander
Joseph Cornell, by Duane Michals
Blind Home, St. Paul Minnesota, by Jerome Liebling
Holiday Visit, Chinatown, San Francisco, by Arnold Genthe
Housewife, Washington D.C., by Gordon Parks
untitled, by Gary Winogrand
untitled self-portrait, by Francesca Woodman
El Morocco, by Garry Winogrand
The Mark on the Mirror Breathing Makes, self-portrait, by Dieter Appelt
untitled, by Diane Arbus
Joel Geiger, Perkins School for the Blind, by Nicholas Nixon
East 100th St., by Bruce Davidson
untitled self-portrait, by Theodor Adorno
Self-Portrait with Rosemary Williams, by Stanley Kubrick
Trolley, New Orleans, by Robert Frank
Joseph Cornell, by Duane Michals
Blind Home, St. Paul Minnesota, by Jerome Liebling
Housewife, Washington D.C., by Gordon Parks
untitled, by Gary Winogrand
untitled self-portrait, by Francesca Woodman
untitled, by Diane Arbus
Joel Geiger, Perkins School for the Blind, by Nicholas Nixon
East 100th St., by Bruce Davidson
4 comments:
"The sad fact is, all we know of Francesca Woodman is the work she produced between the ages of 13 and 23. Who among us would want to be judged solely on what we produced in our formative years?"
-Greg Fallis
Your paper will be, of course, wonderful...
Beautiful. Thank you.
Ah! Some of my favorites here...
May I ask, what is the theme?
Thank you so much, guys. It's been interesting to write, but the choosing of images has been a blast! It's your basic identity and compositional study, nothing too unexpected, I imagine. Except that it's way too long, and I keep adding images to the list. It's been years since I wrote a paper over five pages, so it took about day of staring at a blank page before I even wrote out one paragraph.
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