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European and American Modernism (1910-1960)Photographers represented in the DAC Collection who worked in Europe during this period include John Heartfield (33 collotype photomontages); Heinrich Heidersberger (1); Jacmar (Swimmers); André Kertész (14 images dating from 1912-1975); Camille Lacheroy (Composition with Tuna Cans); Werner Mantz (1); Man Ray (2, including one of his Rayographs); and August Sander (4, including 3 from Men Without Masks). American artists of the era include: Margaret Bourke-White (George Washington Bridge); Wynn Bullock (1); Laura Gilpin (4); Harold Edgerton (5); Clarence John Laughlin (2); Helen Levitt (Children with Broken Mirror); George Platt Lynes (4); Barbara Morgan (63, primarily of noted dancers, such as Martha Graham); Wendell Macrae (Burlington Zephyr); Wright Morris (5); Eliot Porter (5 Cibachromes); Robert F. Sheehan (57 Cibachromes, printed from his 472 Kodachrome slides, 1949-55, in the collection, plus 129 black-and-white prints); Edward Steichen (2, including Isadora Duncan at the Portal of the Parthenon); Ralph Steiner (1); Paul Strand (7, including White Horse, Taos); George Tice (3); James Van Der Zee (2); Todd Webb (2); and Minor White (3). Photographers associated with the f/64 movement in California represented in the collection are: Ansel Adams (6, including Winter Sunrise); Imogen Cunningham (1); Sonya Noskowiak (3); Willard Van Dyke (3); Brett Weston (3); and Edward Weston (5 California subjects, including Lake Tenaya). 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. Previous Holdings Description | Next Holdings Description
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