His most famous dog-related photograph is the street-level New York City, which depicts a chihuahua next to a woman's feet.
A photo by this artist of a man at a nudist colony facing away from the viewer was re-used by Barney's for an advertisement in 1990. Signs labeled "White" and "Black" separate facilities in North Carolina in this artist's "Segregated Water Fountains." This artist's albums Woof, Dog Dogs, and Son of a Bitch were all published under the name of a pretentious beret-wearing, self-effacing alter ego whose initials were deliberately chosen to spell "ASS" - Andre S. Solidor. After the so-called "Kitchen Debate," this artist took a photograph depicting a man pointing his finger at another man's suit lapel, showing (*) Nikita Khrushchev and Richard Nixon. His most famous dog-related photograph is the street-level New York City, which depicts a chihuahua next to a woman's feet. For 10 points, name this still-active Magnum street photographer and photojournalist who works in New York.
A photo by this artist of a man at a nudist colony facing away from the viewer was re-used by Barney's for an advertisement in 1990.
Elliott Erwitt