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Lee and Maria Friedlander

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This is a photograph of a window display featuring twelve photographs arranged in a grid format. The images predominantly showcase women in different poses and attire, with two photographs also depicting men in formal attire. The window reflects an urban environment outside, including a street and architectural elements, as well as cursive signage. The black-and-white medium highlights details in the images and reflections.
Lee Friedlander, Tampa, 1970, gelatin silver print, Gift of Lee Friedlander, 2001.8.14

Tampa

Lee Friedlander · 1970 · gelatin silver print ·  Accession ID  2001.8.14

The sculpture depicts a group of soldiers engaged in battle or advancing together. The sculpture is made of dark material, likely bronze, and sits on a stone base. The soldiers are shown with detailed uniforms, appearing determined and in motion. The inscription on the base mentions the "Seventh Regiment New York" and "United States Infantry." The soldiers are seen from a slightly side perspective. Beside the sculpture is a pole with a weathered 'lost dog' sign attached.
Lee Friedlander, Seventh Regiment Doughboys. New York, New York, 1973, gelatin silver print, Robert B. Menschel Fund, 2001.22.339

Seventh Regiment Doughboys. New York, New York

Lee Friedlander · 1973 · gelatin silver print ·  Accession ID  2001.22.339

The image shows a campsite with a metal grill in use, a pile of wood, a person at a picnic table, a dog resting under a tree, and a rocky terrain in the background. The scene is depicted in black and white, emphasizing contrasts between the elements.
Lee Friedlander, Arches National Park, 1974, gelatin silver print, Gift of Lee Friedlander, 2001.8.17

Arches National Park

Lee Friedlander · 1974 · gelatin silver print ·  Accession ID  2001.8.17

The image shows a beach scene viewed from a boardwalk platform. An older woman stands near a railing in front of a large black-and-white poster of a woman's face with voluminous hair. The sandy beach extends into the distance, with footprints visible. A Ferris wheel, buildings, billboards (including a Coca-Cola ad), and a mostly clear sky with scattered clouds are also visible. The photo is black and white, enhancing the details with a range of gray tones.
Lee Friedlander, Atlantic City, 1971, gelatin silver print, Gift of Lee Friedlander, 2001.8.15

Atlantic City

Lee Friedlander · 1971 · gelatin silver print ·  Accession ID  2001.8.15

The image depicts the upper part of a person's body, including their head and shoulders. The individual is seen bending forward with a metal mesh fence partially obscuring their face. The person has short dark hair, potentially wearing a beanie, and their facial expression appears concentrated with their eyes partly closed or squinting. They are dressed in a thick, textured jacket or coat. The background shows an outdoor setting with vegetation visible through the fence. The sky is clear with a few clouds. Shadows from the fence create a layered visual effect on the person's face and clothing.
Lee Friedlander, Boston, 1996, gelatin silver print, Patrons' Permanent Fund, 2001.22.250

Boston

Lee Friedlander · 1996 · gelatin silver print ·  Accession ID  2001.22.250

This is a photograph of a sidewalk scene with a picture frame reflection. The composition captures a section of a sidewalk. The upper left corner of the image shows the shadow of someone walking. The foreground has concrete pavement with a rectangular, textured metal grate embedded. On the right, there is a store window with the corner of the building visible. The window displays a framed picture featuring a silhouetted profile. Reflections in the glass add layers and depth, suggesting movement and a play of light and shadow in the scene.
Lee Friedlander, Self-Portrait, 1964/1969, gelatin silver print, Patrons' Permanent Fund, 2001.22.128

Self-Portrait

Lee Friedlander · 1964/1969 · gelatin silver print ·  Accession ID  2001.22.128

This is a photograph of a reflection in a window. The image captures a scene with a tree and other elements reflected in a large windowpane. In the background, there is a house with a triangular roof and multiple windows. The composition has a monochromatic color scheme. The glass of the window appears aged with visible patches and cracks. The perspective emphasizes the interplay between the external environment and its mirror image.
Lee Friedlander, Self-Portrait, 1964/1969, gelatin silver print, Trellis Fund, 2001.22.60

Self-Portrait

Lee Friedlander · 1964/1969 · gelatin silver print ·  Accession ID  2001.22.60

This is a photograph of a stack of sods with a shadow cast upon them. The image captures a substantial pile of neatly stacked sods arranged in an orderly fashion on a pallet in an outdoor setting. The texture of the sods is rough and earthy, with layers clearly visible, showcasing the composition of soil and roots. The ground is covered with scattered leaves. The shadow of an indistinct form is cast across the stacked sod. There are trees in the background.
Lee Friedlander, Central Park, New York City, 1965, gelatin silver print, Patrons' Permanent Fund, 2001.22.82

Central Park, New York City

Lee Friedlander · 1965 · gelatin silver print ·  Accession ID  2001.22.82

This is a photograph of a storefront window display featuring various framed photographs, including portraits and a picture of a pet, with a sign that reads "CHAUFFEURS PHOTOS". The reflection in the glass shows the architecture of a building with arched windows behind the photographer.
Lee Friedlander, Self-Portrait, 1964/1969, gelatin silver print, Trellis Fund, 2001.22.50

Self-Portrait

Lee Friedlander · 1964/1969 · gelatin silver print ·  Accession ID  2001.22.50

The image shows an upper body shot of a man standing outdoors in a wooded area. He is facing the camera with his eyes closed, and his head is tilted slightly towards the right. The man's facial features include a pronounced nose and a smooth forehead, and he has closely cropped hair. He is wearing a dark coat or jacket over a shirt, with the collar of the shirt visible. In his hand, he holds a pair of glasses. The setting surrounds him with a series of thin tree branches and vines, with one vine wrapped around a branch that crosses his face diagonally. In the background, a forest of leafless trees is visible, with the ground covered in dry leaves, creating a textured and natural backdrop.
Lee Friedlander, New City, New York, 1994, gelatin silver print, Patrons' Permanent Fund, 2001.22.225

New City, New York

Lee Friedlander · 1994 · gelatin silver print ·  Accession ID  2001.22.225