Howardena Pindell is recognized for writings, research, and artwork that shed light on racism in the art world. She explored the disparities Black woman artists faced in Free, White and 21 (1980).
Somerset paper, Gift of Funds from the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation, 2023.22.41.a-b
Brassaï’s moody, romantic photographs of Paris captured the character of the city at night. His groundbreaking book Paris de Nuit (Paris by Night) included photographs of sex workers, street cleaners, and other working-class people.
Brassaï, The Break, the Opéra, Paris, c. 1958, gelatin silver print, Robert B.
Medium lithograph on Arches Cover wove paper Credit Line Gift of Benjamin B.
1908.[1] (sale, Anderson Galleries, New York, 26 November 1920, no. 90); Thomas B.
Harris, New York; purchased 5 June 1920 by Thomas B.
c. 1867, black chalk heightened with white on blue wove paper, Gift of William B.
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on six-hole punch paper, Gift of the Gallery Girls and Dian Woodner, 2015.158.6.b
Medium pen and brown ink on laid paper; laid down Credit Line Gift of William B.
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Oil on canvas Accession ID 1985.64.12 On View: NGA, East Building, EM-217-B
and sand on canvas Accession ID 1995.47.4 On View: NGA, East Building, EG-103-B
