Yes.
This work depicts lovers lying in a field next to Molly Bloom's lines "and his heart was going like mad and yes I said yes I will Yes." It ends with a depiction of two small children walking through a forest accompanied by the words "A world to be born under your footsteps." Permanently housed in a museum in Clervaux, it includes the phrase "We two form a multitude" next to depictions of couples, and juxtaposes a child adding one and two with an image of Albert Einstein. Wayne Miller assisted the primary creator of this work, which features the repeated image of a Peruvian Indian playing a flute, as well as many images by Homer Page and Henri Cartier-Bresson. It includes an image of diplomats from around the world sitting in the UN General Assembly, as well as images of hunger and suffering like White Angel Breadline and Migrant Mother. Including five hundred and three ? photographs from sixty-eight countries, for 10 points, name this exhibit created by Edward Steichen about the oneness of humanity.
This work depicts lovers lying in a field next to Molly Bloom's lines "and his heart was going like mad and
The {Family} of {Man}