Photographs. Rhode Island School of Design, 1967 - 1968
Artwork Details
- Title: Photographs. Rhode Island School of Design, 1967 - 1968
- Artist: Robert Haiko (American, born 1942)
- Artist: Mark Sandrof (American)
- Artist: Marcie Lee MacDonald (American)
- Artist: Brian C. Pelletier (American, born 1941)
- Artist: Robert Richfield (American)
- Artist: Harry Callahan (American, Detroit, Michigan 1912–1999 Atlanta, Georgia)
- Artist: Ed Grazda (American, born 1947)
- Artist: Bart Parker (American)
- Artist: Dick Lebowitz (American, born 1937)
- Artist: Warren Krupsay (American)
- Artist: Jim Dow (American, born 1942)
- Artist: Bert Beaver (Canadian, Calgary 1921–2012 Manchester, New Hampshire)
- Artist: William Burke (American, born 1943)
- Artist: Julie Parks (American)
- Artist: Walter Rabetz (American)
- Artist: Edwin Sievers (American, 1932–2002)
- Artist: Eugene Dwiggins (American)
- Artist: Julius Neelley (American)
- Artist: Jeffrey Silverthorne (American, 1946–2022)
- Artist: Robin Farquharson (American)
- Editor: Photographic Education Society, Rhode Island School of Design
- Date: 1960s
- Medium: Gelatin silver prints
- Classification: Portfolios
- Credit Line: Museum Accession
- Object Number: X.659
- Curatorial Department: Photographs
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