This artist also depicted a man wearing the head of a slaughtered cow and a nearly-hairless Ronald Fischer covered with bees in his collection titled In the American West, and this artist was famous for using the British teenager Twiggy as a model.
One work by this artist depicts a woman in a flowery shirt holding hands with a bare-chested man; in that work by this artist, both Rusty McCrickard and Tracey Featherston are wearing pins that read "General Admission." This artist also depicted a man wearing the head of a slaughtered cow and a nearly-hairless Ronald Fischer covered with bees in his collection titled In the American West, and this artist was famous for using the British teenager Twiggy as a model. In 1967, this artist produced a notable series of psychedelic portraits of The Beatles, while his other major works include a portrait of a distraught-looking Marilyn Monroe. One of this artist's most iconic works depicts a woman in a black dress and white sash with her arm on the trunk of one of the title pachyderms, and is typically known as "Dovima with elephants." Most notable for his work in fashion, particularly for Harper's Bazaar and Vogue, for 10 points, identify this American photographer.
One work by this artist depicts a woman in a flowery shirt holding hands with a bare-chested man; in that work by this artist, both Rusty McCrickard and Tracey Featherston are wearing pins that read "General Admission.
Richard Avedon