Marking the fiftieth anniversary of its Manton Research Center, the Clark Art Institute presents the opportunity to see a selection of prints, drawings, and photographs acquired between 1973 and 2023.

Though art history is more often a story of men surveying the world, American photographer Doris Ulmann bucked that tradition. A wealthy New Yorker with a camera, Ulmann had a diverse array of ...

At the turn of the 20th century, the Gullah and Appalachian communities that made the Southeast so distinct were beginning to disappear. Photographer Doris Ulmann traveled across the region to ...

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A small, frail woman, Doris Ulmann must have cut a strange figure as she trudged across remote mountains in the shadow of her huge camera and tripod. One of America's pioneer female photographers, she ...

The women are side by side in photographs on a wall in the University of Kentucky Art Museum. They both are looking down and to the right, as we observe them, in black-and-white images that are ...

Foreword / William Underwood Eiland -- Early years -- In the studio and out -- African Americans and "Roll, Jordan, roll" -- The Southern highlands -- Checklist of the exhibition "This catalogue ...

Signed; in pencil on the mat, below the lower right corner of image. Title inscribed in pencil on verso. Estate ownership stamp on verso (see image). Various archive numbers inscribed in pencil, as ...

Doris Ulmann (née le 29 mai 1882 à New York où elle est morte le 28 août 1934 (à 52 ans)) était une photographe américaine. Doris Ulmann took thousands of photographs in Appalachia, creating the ...