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There
are plenty of clues-- but can you solve the mystery
of these "True Crime"
photographs? |
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Enter
the private universe of Scott Mutter,
America's Master of Montage.
The
only authorized web exhibit of Mutter's
Surrational
Images®
A
Flurry of
Little
White
Lies
Adds Up to a
Blizzard
of Photographic
Fakes! |
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Dr. Jekyll meets Mr. Hyde... and a man gives himself a ride in a wheelbarrow... thanks to clever double-exposures made over a century ago. |
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Rare
photographs offer glimpses of Black history... from
slavery to Tuskegee |
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A
child whispers "I see dead people" and millions of
moviegoers feel a chill go up their spines. More
than a century ago, however, photographs of ghosts
were greeted as joyous proof that the spirit
survives after death. Were these images the result
of manipulations -- or miracles? View this exhibit,
weigh the evidence... then, you decide. |
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From
the Invention of Photography to the Vision of Ansel
Adams... Great Classics and Seldom-Seen
Masterpieces, 1840--1975 |
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Take
a fresh look at some of the earliest photographs:
AT EASE is a selection of American portrait
daguerreotypes from around 1850 with wonderfully
relaxed, cordial attitudes. |
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THE
ART of the CARTE DE VISITE These
small card photographs--in a format generally used
for portraits--pack a lot of visual punch in a very
small space. This interactive exhibit includes
interiors, groups, landscapes and pioneering
photojournalism from the 1860s and
1870s. |
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