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Untitled Pennsylvania, from The Ninth Annual Portfolio of Photo Education Society, Rhode Island...
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Untitled Pennsylvania, from The Ninth Annual Portfolio of Photo Education Society, Rhode Island...
Maker
Bogus, Gary
(American, b. 1956)
Date
1976
Medium
Gelatin silver print
Credit Line
Gift of Jed Fielding
Object number
1999:317.9
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Adams, Ansel
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Main Street full of Children
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The head of Florence’s Antiquarian Bookseller’s Association was her old friend, the renowned Lincoln scholar, Dan Weinberg. Four weeks before Florence died, Weinberg called to gingerly ask if Florence was well enough to be filmed for their organization’s archive. “Of course,” Florence said, and cheerily had her beloved care-giver Kalina Borissova dress her, put on her make-up and help her into my car for her last trip to Titles, Inc. [...]
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Adams, Ansel
1953
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Adams, Ansel
1953
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Adams, Ansel
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Totem Negro
Martínez-Cañas, Maria
1994
![The head of Florence’s Antiquarian Bookseller’s Association was her old friend, the renowned Lincoln scholar, Dan Weinberg. Four weeks before Florence died, Weinberg called to gingerly ask if Florence was well enough to be filmed for their organization’s archive. “Of course,” Florence said, and cheerily had her beloved care-giver Kalina Borissova dress her, put on her make-up and help her into my car for her last trip to Titles, Inc. [...]](/internal/media/dispatcher/4587/thumbnail)
![A month before she died I took her to Glenwood Hospital in Glenview for her conference with yet another team of oncologists. Florence understood the futility of the visit in which a picture of her ovarian cancer, having spread to her cerebellum, was clearly visible. [...]](/internal/media/dispatcher/4585/thumbnail)
