Another of this artist's works depicts a man wearing buttons that say "Bomb Hanoi" and "God Bless America, Support Our Boys in Viet Nam."
In one of this artist's photographs, the subject's head is beside two parallel trees, and a woman walking with a child and a man pushing a carriage are out of focus in the top right. Another of this artist's works depicts a man wearing buttons that say "Bomb Hanoi" and "God Bless America, Support Our Boys in Viet Nam." She also depicted a naked man in a contrapposto pose with his penis tucked between his legs. She made Eddie Carmel famous by photographing in his home, (*) leaning over so that his head doesn't hit the ceiling as his parents look on. More famously, she depicted a pair of identically-dressed twins in Roselle, New Jersey, as well as an exasperated-looking boy in Central Park holding a toy hand grenade. For 10 points, name this artist often described as a "photographer of freaks."
In one of this artist's photographs, the subject's head is beside two parallel trees, and a woman walking with a child and a man pushing a carriage are out of focus in the top right.
Diane Arbus 