Bread Palm (Brotpalme), 1966
Sigmar Polke
Winter Moon, 1918
Martin Lewis
A Woman, 1937
Paul Landacre
Trapeze Girl, 1936
Yasuo Kuniyoshi
When Chaman took Ayesha from me, I could not bear the pain, so I would go to the graveyard to tell my pain to the dead people and my only friend Dayanita who liked the old Hindi film songs that I sang for her, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed", 1998, printed 2008
Dayanita Singh
When I started to live in the graveyard, my own blood family thought I was crazy and admitted me to the mental asylum. I came here because I could not bear the false glamor of city life. I hated the pretense that people put on, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed", 1998, printed 2008
Dayanita Singh
We lie around like a normal mother and daughter, from the series "Myself Mona Ahmed", 1992, printed 2008
Dayanita Singh
Bucks County, 1935/43
Bernard Joseph Steffen
Blown Soil, 1935/43
Bernard Joseph Steffen
The Bandit's Cave, from Six American Etchings (series one): The New Republic, 1924
John Sloan
The Pool, 1933
Robert Riggs
Manhattan Rooftop in Moonlight, 1980
Armin Landeck
Play, from Six American Etchings (series one): The New Republic, 1924
Kenneth Hayes Miller
Sentinels of North Creek, from Six American Etchings (series one): The New Republic, 1924
Ernest Haskell
Untitled, c. 1945
Jolán Gross-Bettelheim
Snowy Fields, c. 1935
Wanda Gág
Subway, 1934
Fritz Eichenberg
The Brothers, 1928
Mabel Dwight
Fort Peck Dam, Montana, 1936, printed 1950s
Margaret Bourke-White
Two Women at a Parade, from the series "Harlem, U.S.A.", 1978, printed by 1979
Dawoud Bey