Diane Arbus was the first “artist profile” that I posted here at the Shattered Lens. She’s one of my favorite photographers and when I did the post, I had a hard time limiting myself to just including ten of her photographs. Diane Arbus was known for taking stark, black-and-white photographs of outsiders and those living on the fringe of society but she always found the humanity in her subjects. Here’s 11 more of her photographs.
Unknown Artist
By Gil Cohen
by Robert Stanley
Julian Paul, who studied at the Pratt Institute and the Art Students League, worked as a commercial illustrator for over 40 years. He has since retired to Florida.
Hospital Doctor
Love Camp
Naked in the Dark
By Peter Dribben
By Paul Orban
By Mort Kunstler
By George Gross
William George is an illustrator who began his career in the 1950s, studying under Norman Rockwell and painting covers for magazines like Argosy and Cavalier. He also painted a countless number of paperback crime and westerns covers. He remains active, with his work hanging in art galleries around the world and doing covers for Hard Case Crime.
A Town of Masks
Haunted Lady
The Bold Saboteurs
The Deadly Mermaid
Through the Shattered Lens