Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Life Savers, from the portfolio Ten Photographs: 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Creation - Doll's Head
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Two Forms
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976

Ruth Bernhard Archive, Princeton University Art Museum. © Trustees of Princeton University

Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Creation - Doll's Head
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976

Currently not on view

Ten Photographs, 1930–1976,

printed 1982

Ruth Bernhard, 1905–2006; born Berlin, Germany; died San Francisco, CA
Published by Nichol Press
x1991-3.1-.10

Information

Title
Ten Photographs, 1930–1976
Dates

printed 1982

Maker
Ruth Bernhard
Published by Nichol Press
Medium
Gelatin silver prints
Dimensions
mount (each): 50.8 × 40.6 cm (20 × 16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of the artist
Object Number
x1991-3.1-.10
Place Made

North America, United States, California, Berkeley, Nichol Press

Inscription
Signed in ink, bottom center of cover sheet ii: Artist Proof . I / Ruth Bernhard Each individual photograph signed, titled, and dated
Culture
American
Type
black-and-white photographs, photographs, portfolios (containers), gelatin silver prints
Techniques
gelatin silver process, dry mounting

Given to the Princeton University Art Museum by Ruth Bernhard (1905–2006).

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