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Selected Photograph Holdings

Contemporary Photographs (1960-present)

In addition to works by Philip Trager, other contemporary photographers represented in the DAC Collection include Diane Arbus (2); Richard Avedon (4 portraits); Manuel Alvarez Bravo (portfolio of 15); Marilyn Bridges (portfolio of 16); Paul Caponigro (5 Cibachromes); Roy De Carava (3); Elliott Erwitt (30); Louis Faurer (40); Andreas Feininger (5); Larry Fink (portfolio of 15); Gus Foster (Point Sublime, Grand Canyon, a 365-degree panoramic color photograph); Robert Frank (Hoboken and New Mexico, from The Americans); Lee Friedlander (12); William Garnett (2 Cibachromes); Ralph Gibson (38); Emmet Gowin (11); Alex Harris (2); N. Jay Jaffee (29); Len Jenshel (1); Kipton Kumler (1); Danny Lyon (30); Mary Ellen Mark (portfolio of 10); Ray Metzker (8); Dorothy Norman (portfolio of 11); Eva Rubenstein (portfolio of 13); Stephen Shore (color portfolio of 12); Aaron Siskind (55); Jerry Uelsmann (7); Alex Webb (2); Garry Winogrand (28); and Tom Zetterstrom (7).

Conceptual and other recent images in the collection include works by John Baldessari (1); Lewis Baltz (8); Bernd and Hilla Becher (1); Chuck Close (Sunflower); John Coplans (1); Walter De Maria (2); Lyle Ashton Harris (Saint Michael Stewart); Leslie Krims (portfolio of 12); Barbara Kruger (1); Annette Lemieux (1); David Levinthal (3); Duane Michals (2, plus the set of 16 photographs for Private Acts, and 5 for Return of the Prodigal Son); John Pfahl (3); Richard Prince (1); Robert Rauschenberg (1); Gerhard Richter (Mao); Cindy Sherman (3); Laurie Simmons (1); Doug and Mike Starn (Large Mona Detail); and William Wegman (2).

This information was accurate as of 1997, but since then it has been integrated into the DAC's illustrated collections pages. The museum keeps this legacy page online for the convenience of those who may have bookmarked it or who find it via a link from another site or a search engine, but we recommend that most users consult our current collections pages.

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