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2005
Doug Aitken
(1968)
Not on view
Espagnola
1957
Alexander Archipenko
(1887 - 1964)
Not on view
Twenty-five Enamel Plates
1993
Daniel Buren
(1938)
On view
Ecrivain public / Public letter writer, Rafaèle Decarpigny, from the series Prenez soin de vous (Take Care of Yourself)
2007
Sophie Calle
(1953)
Not on view
Jean Cocteau and the Sphinx, Les Baux de Provence
1959
Lucien Clergue
(1934)
Not on view
Two Zebra Nudes, New York
2005
Lucien Clergue
(1934)
Not on view
Wet Sands, Camargue
1965
Lucien Clergue
(1934)
Not on view
Nude on a Beach, Camargue
1971
Lucien Clergue
(1934)
Not on view
Harlequin, Arles
1955
Lucien Clergue
(1934)
Not on view
Picasso, Cannes
1955
Lucien Clergue
(1934)
Not on view
Modern Cupeño House, plate 511 from The North American Indian
1926
Edward Sheriff Curtis
(1868 - 1952)
Not on view
Modern House at Tejon, plate 514 from The North American Indian
1926
Edward Sheriff Curtis
(1868 - 1952)
Not on view
Marcos–Palm Cañon Cahuilla, plate 517 from The North American Indian
1926
Edward Sheriff Curtis
(1868 - 1952)
Not on view
Palm Cañon, plate 518 from The North American Indian
1926
Edward Sheriff Curtis
(1868 - 1952)
Not on view
Cahuilla House in the Desert, plate 520 from The North American Indian
1926
Edward Sheriff Curtis
(1868 - 1952)
Not on view
Under the Palms–Cahuilla, plate 521 from The North American Indian
1926
Edward Sheriff Curtis
(1868 - 1952)
Not on view
A Diegueño Home, plate 524 from The North American Indian
1926
Edward Sheriff Curtis
(1868 - 1952)
Not on view
Southern Diegueño House, plate 528 from The North American Indian
1926
Edward Sheriff Curtis
(1868 - 1952)
Not on view
Digueño House at Santa Ysabel, plate 531 from The North American Indian
1926
Edward Sheriff Curtis
(1868 - 1952)
Not on view
Datsolali, Washo Basket-maker, plate 540 from The North American Indian
1926
Edward Sheriff Curtis
(1868 - 1952)
Not on view

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