In a photograph taken by Oscar Graubner, this artist can be seen perched atop the sixty-one story gargoyle of the Chrysler Building.
In a photograph taken by Oscar Graubner, this artist can be seen perched atop the sixty-one story gargoyle of the Chrysler Building. One work by this artist depicts a happy family in a car on a billboard with the text "World's Highest Standard of Living" and "There's No Way Like the American Way," which it contrasts with a bread line below. She depicted the suicide of Leipzig mayor Dr. Lisso and his family and the Buchenwald concentration camp in a series begun before the end of World War II. With her husband (*) Erskine Caldwell, she photographed the American south for the collection "You Have Seen Their Faces." For 10 points, name this American photographer and war correspondent who was commissioned by Life Magazine to take a picture of Gandhi at his spinning wheel shortly before his death.
In a photograph taken by Oscar Graubner, this artist can be seen perched atop the sixty-one story gargoyle of the Chrysler Building.
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