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Creator
Robert MapplethorpeAmerican Photographer · 1946–1989
All works by this person →A key figure in late 20th-century photography, Mapplethorpe created work with a distinctive tension between opposites: sacred and profane, mainstream and underground, light and dark. From his early Polaroid portraits, to his fashion photography and later controversial work, Mapplethorpe's photographs are well-ordered and emotionally restrained, with dangerously chaotic and sensuous elements below.
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- negative 1981; print 2010
- Medium
- Gelatin silver print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- 0cb4e287-a2ab-4b4f-a37b-42527e1579c5
What the image shows
A shirtless man with his back to the camera, standing against a plain background.
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Back view of nude black male sitting with his head tucked down in fetal position on a draped stool.
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