Studying under Lisette Model from 1955-1957, one of this artist's works features a burlesque dancer, famous for her affair with a Louisiana Governor, frozen in a rather awkward attempt at sexiness with a Buddha statue in the background and a small poodle at her heels in Blaze Starr in Her Living Room.
Studying under Lisette Model from 1955-1957, one of this artist's works features a burlesque dancer, famous for her affair with a Louisiana Governor, frozen in a rather awkward attempt at sexiness with a Buddha statue in the background and a small poodle at her heels in Blaze Starr in Her Living Room. One of this artist's most famous works was used as the 12" LP cover of SNFU's Nobody Else Wanted to Play  and it features a rather skeletal and exasperated little boy gripping on to the title object, in Child with Toy Hand Grenade in Central Park. This photographer's picture of the star of The Brain that Wouldn't Die, Eddie Carmel, shows him towering over his parents in their apartment. Committing suicide in 1971, for 10 points, name this photographer of the Jewish Giant and Identical Twins, Rochelle, NY  often accused of prurient voyeurism for her direct depictions of carnies, drag queens, and the elderly.
Studying under Lisette Model from 1955-1957, one of this artist's works features a burlesque dancer, famous for her affair with a Louisiana Governor, frozen in a rather awkward attempt at sexiness with a Buddha statue in the background and a small poodle at her heels in Blaze Starr in Her Living Room.
Diane Arbus