June 19, 2009January 3, 2010

Masterworks of American Photography: Moments in Time

Journey through photography’s history in this sampling of works from the Carter’s renowned permanent collection. This presentation of Masterworks explores the medium’s unique relationship to time.

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A friend and I toured the exhibits this afternoon and found a lot to delight in.

I was drawn to the photograph of people in a back yard watching the Robert Kennedy death train roll by and wish I’d made note of the photographer.

Is there anyway to find that out?

Did anyone at the Museum answer your question? The photo was taken by Paul Fusco. He has a book of photos taken for this project.

Marc,
The photographer’s name is Paul Fusco (b. 1930) and the title of the photograph is
“RFK Funeral Train Rediscovered (#12), 1968”

It is included in the book: Paul Fusco: RFK. New York: Aperture; Reprint edition (September 1, 2008).
ISBN-10: 1597110795
ISBN-13: 978-1597110792

I was wondering which of Levitt’s color photos are in the current exhibit?

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