Women's Liberation March, New York

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Women's Liberation March, New York

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Garry Winogrand

American Photographer · 1928–1984

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In 1948 a fellow student and photographer for Columbia University's student paper showed Garry Winogrand the darkroom, which was open twenty-four hours in the basement of the architecture building. Two weeks later, Winogrand abandoned painting for photography and "never looked back." Described as "an undisciplined mixture of energy, ego, curiosity, ignorance, and street-smart naiveté," the Bronx n

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Date: 1971
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Culture: American
Department: Photographs
Institution: Getty Museum
Object ID: 68da10a8-c087-4813-972f-5926591880f0

A reporter holds a microphone in front of him as a woman wearing a "Women's Liberation" t-shirt is speaking. Women in the crowd surround them, holding handwritten signs above their heads.

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