periodo

movimiento

1. 1986 MLK Day Parade — Bryan Stephen Berteaux Sr., 1986
2. Girl holding doll, possibly in Stevenson Doll Shop — Charles Harris, 1960
3. Watermelon Seller, from the project The Most Crowded Block — Aaron Siskind, 1940

vibra

temas

palabras clave

1. Untitled (Boys in Boxes), from the project The Most Crowded Block — Aaron Siskind, 1940

matiz

color principal

1. Mrs. Pamela Mboya, Mrs. Martin Luther King and Mrs. Terry Kariuki — Mohamed Amin
2. Byrd Brown Speaks to Marchers During Pittsburgh Peace March — Charles Martin Hardie, 1968
3. Participants on this 1967 panel discussing the eradication of smallpox, with some of Nigeria’s Smallpox Eradication Program officials — cdc / dr. william foege, 1967
4. Watermelon Seller, from the project The Most Crowded Block — Aaron Siskind, 1940
5. 1986 MLK Day Parade — Bryan Stephen Berteaux Sr., 1986
6. Watermelon Man — Aaron Siskind, 1940
7. Church?St. Martin, Nova Scotia — Minor White, 1972
8. Untitled — don donaghy
9. Coretta King and Family around the Open Casket at the Funeral of Martin Luther King Jr., Atlanta — Costa Manos
10. Street Market — Aaron Siskind, 1937
11. Mrs. Pamela Mboya, Mrs. Martin Luther King and Mrs. Terry Kariuki — Mohamed Amin
12. Iris Kelso, Lindy Boggs, Sybil Morial and Wilma Bernard at the LLOGG annual membership banquet — Joseph O. Misshore Iii (Big Joe)
13. Schoolboy — Aaron Siskind, 1932
14. Girl holding doll, possibly in Stevenson Doll Shop — Charles Harris, 1960
15. The Prayer, Pheonix, LA River Parish — Chandra Mccormick, 1986
16. Church Interior — Aaron Siskind, 1938
17. Untitled, from the project The Most Crowded Block — Aaron Siskind, 1940

otros

1. Paul Nadar, Photographie Prise Le 26 Décembre 1888 — Félix Nadar, 1888
2. Street Scene 2 — Aaron Siskind, 1940
3. Untitled (Women in Patterned Dresses Marching) — burk uzzle
4. Sunday Morning, from the project The Most Crowded Block — Aaron Siskind, 1940
5. Jalapa 15 1974, from the series Homage to Franz Kline — Aaron Siskind, 1974
6. North Carolina 9 — Aaron Siskind, 1951