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Always Camels

Always Camels

Artist (American, 1899-1986)
CultureAmerican
Date1922
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions4 x 5 in. (10.1 x 12.7 cm)
Classificationsphotographs
Credit LineAckland Fund
Terms
    Object number81.38.1
    On View
    Not on view
    Collections
    • Prints, Drawings, and Photographs
    Image Not Available for An officer once said to me that he always worried about his family at home. Who, he wondered, protected them while he worked nights? It made him diligent. A 9th Precinct policeman points his gun at a man fleeing down the hallway of a tenement building, New York City
    An officer once said to me that he always worried about his family at home. Who, he wondered, protected them while he worked nights? It made him diligent. A 9th Precinct policeman points his gun at a man fleeing down the hallway of a tenement building, New York City
    Leonard Freed
    1978
    Image Not Available for Toyota showroom, I’ve always been sales-oriented. If I can sell myself, I can sell the product. I take pride in my customers and have sold nine cars to one family. Everyone you meet is different. Northern California
    Toyota showroom, I’ve always been sales-oriented. If I can sell myself, I can sell the product. I take pride in my customers and have sold nine cars to one family. Everyone you meet is different. Northern California
    Bill Owens
    1976, printed 2000
    Untitled (Hand on Door), from The Somnambulist
    Untitled (Hand on Door), from The Somnambulist
    Ralph Gibson
    1969
    Lucybelle Crater and her 20 year old son's legless wife Lucybelle Crater
    Lucybelle Crater and her 20 year old son's legless wife Lucybelle Crater
    Ralph Eugene Meatyard
    1970-1972
    Camels
    Camels
    Utagawa Yoshitsuya
    1862
    Camels Drinking
    Camels Drinking
    Norbertine von Bresslern-Roth
    1911-1978
    Three Camels
    Three Camels
    Thomas Handforth
    n.d.
    It's Always Fair Weather
    It's Always Fair Weather
    Gordon Grant
    published 1944
    Yeah! I Always Thought Statues Were Dumb
    Yeah! I Always Thought Statues Were Dumb
    William Meade Prince
    April 11, 1943
    It Always Happens, from Los Desastres De La Guerra
    It Always Happens, from Los Desastres De La Guerra
    Francisco de Goya
    4th edition, 1906
    Always + Forever; or The First-Five-Minutes-and-Fifty-Five Seconds of Falling in Love
    Always + Forever; or The First-Five-Minutes-and-Fifty-Five Seconds of Falling in Love
    Joy Meyer
    2017
    Christmas Parade with Camel, Oxnard, CA, 1975
    Christmas Parade with Camel, Oxnard, CA, 1975
    Burk Uzzle
    1975