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L’art d’après-guerre, 1945–1975

223 220 œuvres de 458 musées1 980 exposées en ce momentEffacer

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Joseph Welch, Boston, Massachusetts, Gordon Parks, 1954, printed laterGordon ParksJoseph Welch, Boston, Massachusetts1954, printed laterNational Gallery of Art
Neighbors, Harlem, New York, Gordon Parks, 1952Gordon ParksNeighbors, Harlem, New York1952National Gallery of Art
Tenement House, Ansonia, Connecticut, Gordon Parks, 1949Gordon ParksTenement House, Ansonia, Connecticut1949National Gallery of Art
Shopper, Paris, Gordon Parks, 1950Gordon ParksShopper, Paris1950National Gallery of Art
Street Scene, San Francisco, Gordon Parks, c. 1969Gordon ParksStreet Scene, San Franciscoc. 1969National Gallery of Art
Child in Mobile, Alabama, Gordon Parks, 1956, printed laterGordon ParksChild in Mobile, Alabama1956, printed laterNational Gallery of Art
Alexander Calder's Hand and Mobile, Gordon Parks, 1952Gordon ParksAlexander Calder's Hand and Mobile1952National Gallery of Art
Boys with Raised Baseball Mitts, Chicago, Gordon Parks, 1953Gordon ParksBoys with Raised Baseball Mitts, Chicago1953National Gallery of Art
Gloria Vanderbilt, New York, Gordon Parks, 1954Gordon ParksGloria Vanderbilt, New York1954Museum of Modern Art
Untitled, Chicago, Illinois, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled, Chicago, Illinois1957Museum of Modern Art
Untitled (Alcatraz Island), San Francisco, California, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled (Alcatraz Island), San Francisco, California1957Museum of Modern Art
Untitled, New York, New York, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled, New York, New York1957Museum of Modern Art
Flavio da Silva, Rio de Janeiro, Gordon Parks, 1961, printed laterGordon ParksFlavio da Silva, Rio de Janeiro1961, printed laterNational Gallery of Art
Muhammad Ali, London, Gordon Parks, 1966Gordon ParksMuhammad Ali, London1966National Gallery of Art
Mourners, Gordon Parks, 1956, printed laterGordon ParksMourners1956, printed laterNational Gallery of Art
Harlem Rooftops, Gordon Parks, 1948, printed laterGordon ParksHarlem Rooftops1948, printed laterNational Gallery of Art
Red (in checkered shirt) has an argument with Sonny Hollis, his "War Counselor," and slugs it out with him to maintain authority, Gordon Parks, 1948Gordon ParksRed (in checkered shirt) has an argument with Sonny Hollis, his "War Counselor," and slugs it out with him to maintain authority1948National Gallery of Art
Fashion, Gordon Parks, c. 1962, printed laterGordon ParksFashionc. 1962, printed laterNational Gallery of Art
Untitled, Chicago, Illinois, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled, Chicago, Illinois1957Museum of Modern Art
Untitled, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled1957Museum of Modern Art
Untitled, Chicago, Illinois, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled, Chicago, Illinois1957Museum of Modern Art
Untitled, Chicago, Illinois, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled, Chicago, Illinois1957Museum of Modern Art
Harlem Rally, Harlem, New York, Gordon Parks, 1963Gordon ParksHarlem Rally, Harlem, New York1963Museum of Modern Art
Red Jackson, Harlem Gang Leader, Gordon Parks, 1948Gordon ParksRed Jackson, Harlem Gang Leader1948Museum of Modern Art
Window/Mysticism, Harlem, New York, Gordon Parks, 1952Gordon ParksWindow/Mysticism, Harlem, New York1952National Gallery of Art
Victim of Shooting in Morgue, Chicago, Gordon Parks, 1957, printed laterGordon ParksVictim of Shooting in Morgue, Chicago1957, printed laterNational Gallery of Art
Soapbox Orator, Harlem, New York, Gordon Parks, 1952Gordon ParksSoapbox Orator, Harlem, New York1952National Gallery of Art
Norway, Gordon Parks, c. 1968, printed laterGordon ParksNorwayc. 1968, printed laterNational Gallery of Art
Red (in checkered shirt) has an argument with Sonny Hollis, his "War Counselor," and slugs it out with him to maintain authority, Gordon Parks, 1948Gordon ParksRed (in checkered shirt) has an argument with Sonny Hollis, his "War Counselor," and slugs it out with him to maintain authority1948National Gallery of Art
Husband and Wife, Sunday Morning, Detroit, Michigan (Bert Collins and Pauline Terry), Gordon Parks, 1950, printed laterGordon ParksHusband and Wife, Sunday Morning, Detroit, Michigan (Bert Collins and Pauline Terry)1950, printed laterNational Gallery of Art
Mrs. Mullens, Fort Scott, Kansas, Gordon Parks, 1950Gordon ParksMrs. Mullens, Fort Scott, Kansas1950National Gallery of Art
Untitled, Chicago, Illinois, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled, Chicago, Illinois1957Museum of Modern Art
Untitled, Chicago, Illinois, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled, Chicago, Illinois1957Museum of Modern Art
Untitled, San Quentin, California, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled, San Quentin, California1957Museum of Modern Art
Harlem Rally, Gordon Parks, 1963Gordon ParksHarlem Rally1963Museum of Modern Art
Untitled, Chicago, Illinois, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled, Chicago, Illinois1957Museum of Modern Art
Spanish Fashions by Tina Lesser, New York, Gordon Parks, 1950Gordon ParksSpanish Fashions by Tina Lesser, New York1950National Gallery of Art
Youth in Jail, Kansas, Gordon Parks, 1963, printed laterGordon ParksYouth in Jail, Kansas1963, printed laterNational Gallery of Art
Beggar Woman and Child, Estoril, Portugal, Gordon Parks, 1950Gordon ParksBeggar Woman and Child, Estoril, Portugal1950National Gallery of Art
Woman Dying, Chicago, Gordon Parks, 1953Gordon ParksWoman Dying, Chicago1953National Gallery of Art
Street Scene, Harlem, New York, Gordon Parks, 1948/1952Gordon ParksStreet Scene, Harlem, New York1948/1952National Gallery of Art
Sheath cocktail dress by Cristobal Balenciaga, Paris, France, Gordon Parks, 1950Gordon ParksSheath cocktail dress by Cristobal Balenciaga, Paris, France1950National Gallery of Art
Untitled, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled1957Museum of Modern Art
Narcotics Addict, Chicago, Illinois, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksNarcotics Addict, Chicago, Illinois1957Museum of Modern Art
Crime Suspect with Gun, Chicago, Illinois, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksCrime Suspect with Gun, Chicago, Illinois1957Museum of Modern Art
Untitled, Harlem, New York, Gordon Parks, 1948Gordon ParksUntitled, Harlem, New York1948Museum of Modern Art
Untitled, New York, New York, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled, New York, New York1957Museum of Modern Art
Untitled, New York, New York, Gordon Parks, 1957Gordon ParksUntitled, New York, New York1957Museum of Modern Art
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