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.
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 