Peter Bunnell, Princeton University professor emeritus of the history of photography and modern art, has drawn upon the Museum's photography collection to offer visitors a fresh perspective on works by Eugène Atget (1857–1927) and Lee Friedlander (born 1934). These two great masters share an instinct for abstraction, the practice of fragmentation, and a belief in the potential of photographic description, as well as a commitment to examining the social landscapes of their own, distinct times. Many of the photographs on view have never before been exhibited in the galleries.
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