WOOD, John and HARRISON, Paul
Aeroplanes Are Imaginary from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Gray and white digital print with title printed in white block letters at top-center area
British, b. 1969 (Wood) ; b. 1966 (Harrison)
Two Words Four Words from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Back To Normal Again from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Ten Minutes Ago from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
You Are Distant from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Things That Happen from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Don't Believe A Word I Say from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Making Things Better from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
English Spoken from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
A Million Miles Away from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Believe Me from the Series, "Some Words, Some more Words"
We're Only Making Plans from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Me and You You and Me from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
This and That from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
A Particular Point from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Answers To Questions from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Making Decisions Thousands of Decisions from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Ever So Slightly Wrong from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Doing Words from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
No Beginning No Middle No End from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Making It Obvious from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Shut Up Do Things from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Free Nelson Mandela from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
It Is Difficult from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Boring Things on Walls from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
It Looks Like It from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Intentionally Blank from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
One Liner from the Series, "Some Words, Some More Words"
Reception l (Spaghetti, Butter & Channel 42)
An abstract print with a collection of squigly black lines and haphazard splotches of dark and light blue atop a pixilated image of a crowd wearing sunglasses. Framed.
Gift of the College of Creative Studies, UCSB
BARRY, David Francis and GOFF, Orlando Scott (O.S.)
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Sitting Bull's Family 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Barry, David Francis and Goff, Orlando Scott (O.S.)
Gift of Linda English Peters and David Tate Peters
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Annie Oakley 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Sitting Bull and Buffalo Bill Cody 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
A vertical image of the two men taken in 1885 by Notman while Sitting Bull was on tour with the Wild West Show.
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Long Soldier 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Hunkpapa Chief, shown wearing a top hat with letter G upon it.
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Goose 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Arikara scout with the Custer campaign of 1876, his hand was badly wounded during the battle.
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Medicine Man 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Arikara shirt weaver seated and displaying his position within the Indigenous culture and society
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Charging Hawk 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Charging Hawk, seated and completely dressed in the costume of the Osage. Presumed to be the scout with Custer during this Washita Campaign, 1868.
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Indian Police
As a unit, the Sioux Police pose for this horizontal view having just killed Sitting Bull.
Printed from the original glass negatives located at the Denver Public Library, 1982
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Wild Horse 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Profile of a relative of Crazy Horse wearing an eagle feather bonnet
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Gall
Front-view showing Gall in war paint and armed with a bow and arrow
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Chief Joseph
The first photograph of this legendary chief, taken in Bismark, D.T.
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: War Eagle
War Eagle wearing a war shirt and horned feathered bonnet
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Arikara Scout 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Man seated against a log cabin and dressed in his warrior costume.
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Grass Dancers 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Horizontal view of costumed dancers posed against a log cabin. This image has been reproduced many times and mislabeled as "the Ghost Dance."
Plains Warriors Chiefs, Scouts, and Frontier Personalities: Sitting Bull 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
The best known of the many views of Sitting Bull. This image has been reproduced thousands of times as it is presented.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Fort Assinniboine 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
A horizontal view of the largest frontier military post.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Fort Custer, Survivors 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
A tenth anniversary photo showing those who were with the Custer Column, June 25, 1876.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Custer Hill 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
A horizontal view taken atop the spot where Custer fell during the famed battle.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Reno Hill, Widows and Survivors 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
A horizontal view showing the original monument of piled bone and the survivors at the tenth anniversary of the battle.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Battlefield Monument 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
The original monument dedicated to the men who fell during the Custer Battle in 1876.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Fort Yates 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Horizontal view showing military inspection obviously after the passification of the Sioux.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Nelson Miles 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Standing for the photographer, Miles was responsible for the capture of Chief Joseph in 1877.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Curley 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Charley Reynolds 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Profile of Custer's chief scout who was killed during the Reno charge during the Custer Battle of Little Bighorn.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Thomas McDougall 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Standing full view in dress uniform, McDougall commanded Company B during the Custer Massacre.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Edward S. Godfrey 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Standing and holding his parade helmet, Godfrey saw much action during the military's campaign to subdue the Plains Indians.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Frederick Benteen 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Survivor of the 1876 campaign, Benteen appears in a front view in this 1880s photograph in uniform.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: James Calhoun 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Custer's brother-in-law, James Calhoun, killed during the Custer Battle, commander of Company L. It is worthy to note that Calhoun and his command were thought to be the last military to succumb to the Sioux during the battle.
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Thomas Custer 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Custer, Prominent Military Structures, and the Men Who Fought: Custer and his Relatives 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Burial Tree 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
A view of two trees containing within their branches the remains of fallen Sioux, perhaps overlooking an important geographic region of the Hunkpapa Sioux
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Sitting Bull 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
The first known photo of the famed warrior, Sitting Bull; profile view wearing a single feather.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Rain in the Face 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
The first known photo of the famed warrior, Rain in the Face, bust view wearing a single feather.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Young Man Afraid of his Horses 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Front view and perhaps the best known view of this hereditary chief of the Oglala.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Red Cloud 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Image of an aging Red Cloud, War Chief and leader of the Oglala Sioux, wearing bone breast plate and holding pipe and blanket.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: American Horse 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Profile view of this famed orator of the Sioux, wearing breast plate of bone.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: John Grass 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Full view of John Grass wearing eagle feather bonnet; Grass was an imporant reservation leader for the Agency Sioux following their surrender during the 1880s.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Running Antelope 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Front view of Running Antelop wearing neck ornament of silver; he appeared on the 1899 five dollar silver certificate.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Long Dog 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Bust view of the charmed warrior-chief of the Red Cloud Wars and Battle of Little Big Horn, Long Dog, wearing a white shirt.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Red Horse
Front view of this council lodge head chief during the time of the Custer Battle.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Cow King
Hunkpapa Sioux Chief of note remembered for leadership during the Battle of Little Big Horn, seated wearing blue officer's uniform, human hair hanging from shoulder ornaments.
Seated wearing a crucifix presented to him in 1868 by Father Jean De Smet, front view
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Low Dog 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Photo taken at Fort Buford, D.T. shortly after his surrender in 1881, seated holding tomahawk.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Gall 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Hunkpapa war chief wrapped in painted buffalo hide known to be the first photograph of this famed leader, viewed from front.
Chief Rain-in-the-Face, Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of the Little Big Horn 1876: Rain-in-the-Face 1982 (reprint from glass negative)
Hukpapa war chief, side view, wearing eagle bonnet with tail
A large black and white negative print of a vast skyscape and dense row of pine trees; a textured empty plane extends toward the trees.
Courtesy of Marc Selwyn Fine Art, Beverly Hills
Portrait of a Young Woman Wearing a Cameo
A black and white bust portrait of a woman wearing a cameo and framed by an embossed decorative pattern.
A black and white portrait of an infant surrounded by an embossed decorative frame.
Older Woman with Prominent Nose
A black and white portrait of an older woman with a prominent nose and wearing a dress with a V Shape bust.
A black and white vintage photograph of a smiling woman wearing a white dress standing outside of a mens' clothing store. Framed and signed verso in pencil. The image was reprinted and is a part of the Women are Beautiful portfolio.
CAFFREY, Debbie Fleming
School of Zoology, Combra Portugal May 1990, printed January 23, 1991
Black and white image of a window with a snake-like creature inside a cylinder from the school of Zoology, Combra, Portugal.
Swordsmen 2003, Printed 2006
Photo of figures fencing in the forest; signed and dated with edition on reverse.
The Weimaraner breed is well known to be a favorite of William Wegman's while many of his images include this breed and the dogs he actually owns. In this color print, Vase is sitting in a lake flanked by trees; large white border; signed, dated, titled with edition statement on reverse.
Gift of Marc Selwyn Fine Art, Beverly Hills
The Weimaraner is well known to be a favorite of William Wegman's and it is believed many of his images include this breed of dog and many he owns. This large color Polaroid includes a dog sitting in a cloud-like formation most likely a snow globe.
Large color photograph mounted onto MDF of a young man standing against a stack of books holding the top one in place.
Black and white photograph of American actress Anita Page posing in a mini black dress.
Keith Puccinelli with Yoko Ono 1992
A black and white photograph of Yoko Ono signing a book with Keith Puccinelli.
Estate of Frances Garvin and Keith Julius Puccinelli
A black and white image of an unknown object.
Photograph of the sky with yellow and dark grey clouds. A silhouette of a cicular sign with horizonal and vertical lines appears on the right of the image. Signed and dated by the artist on the reverse at the lower right corner.
Black and white image of an old, used shoe that appears to be falling apart. Title appears on the reverse lower right corner with a business card for Barbara Parmet Photography and the words, "digital print from orig. pinhole cam[era] print. 1/10".
Photo documentation of Keith Puccinelli installation "Oh Just Passing Through", 2004
A framed photograph of Keith Puccinelli's installation "Oh Just Passing Through" including fake windows and miscellaneous objects such as a large comb and crushed soda cans.
Black and white image of a mountainous landscape with two people holding a banner with a photograph of a field filled with orange flowers. At lower right, signed and dated.
Tented Architecture from the series Underwrapped, 2001
A photograph of a church covered in a blue and white striped tent used for terminating pests; Signed and dated at lower right. The church is located in Ballard, California where Frances Garvin's parents were married and is from the photographer's series Underwraped, Tented Architecture.
New Orleans after Katrina, ca. 2005-2006
Photograph of the window of a red car with the text "DARRYL CALL 14565491974..." written in dust.
Grain Elevator II (Interior), Buffalo, NY, 1988
Photograph of a corridor in disrepair taken from the interior of a grain elevator. On reverse, an indication that this is number 1 of an edition of 10.
Deleney St., New Orleans, LA. 2006
Photograph of the exterior of a home located in New Orleans, LA after a natural disaster. On reverse, title at lower left and signature of the artist at the lower right.
Bedroom, Bethulie (Dorps Series) ca. 1984; reprinted 2016
Image was initially illustrated in the photographer's publication, 1986, and reprinted in 2011, where he developed a unique vision toward little-known corners and artifacts, trading stores, old houses, and humble people within South Africa's scattered towns and villages. This black and white photo includes three pillows stacked on a bed with two photos hanging above; one photo of a baby and other of a baby being held by a woman.
Sideview of Hotel, Middelburg (Dorps Series) ca. 1983; reprinted 2016
Image was initially illustrated in the photographer's publication, 1986, and reprinted in 2011, where he developed a unique vision toward little-known corners and artifacts, trading stores, old houses, and humble people within South Africa's scattered towns and villages. Black and white photo which captures a car parked in front of a hotel with a man leaning on a column of the hotels facade; on reverse signed and dated with edition 3/5.
Abandoned House, Smithfield (Dorps Series) ca. 1985; reprinted 2016
Image was initially illustrated in the photographer's publication, 1986, and reprinted in 2011, where he developed a unique vision toward little-known corners and artifacts, trading stores, old houses, and humble people within South Africa's scattered towns and villages. Black and white photo of a tree in front of an abandoned house in the background; on reverse signed and dated with edition 3/5.
Bedroom of Railway Worker, De Aar (Dorps Series) ca. 1984; reprinted 2016
Image was initially illustrated in the photographer's publication, 1986, and reprinted in 2011, where he developed a unique vision toward little-known corners and artifacts, trading stores, old houses, and humble people within South Africa's scattered towns and villages. Black and white photo details a bedroom with a bed and desk; above hangs a light attached to wires and strings; on reverse signed, dated with edition 3/5.