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Works by Ben Shahn

9 total

Ben Shahn Asleep on Sidewalk, Bowery, New York City, 1933

This artwork is not currently on view. The museum is closed during our expansion.
Ben Shahn Four Boys Playing on the Streets of New York, ca. 1932

This artwork is not currently on view. The museum is closed during our expansion.
Ben Shahn Main and Court Streets, Circleville, Ohio, 1938

This artwork is not currently on view. The museum is closed during our expansion.
Ben Shahn Rehabilitation Clients, Boone County, Arkansas, 1935

This artwork is not currently on view. The museum is closed during our expansion.
Ben Shahn Street Scene, Marysville, Ohio, 1938

This artwork is not currently on view. The museum is closed during our expansion.
Ben Shahn Summer 1938, Street Corner, Marysville Ohio, 1938

This artwork is not currently on view. The museum is closed during our expansion.
Ben Shahn Three Men With Iron Pilaster, New York, 1934

This artwork is not currently on view. The museum is closed during our expansion.
Walker Evans, Ben Shahn Trische family, Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, tenant farmers [detail], 1935

This artwork is not currently on view. The museum is closed during our expansion.
Ben Shahn Untitled (Four Men, One Playing a Guitar), ca. 1930s

This artwork is not currently on view. The museum is closed during our expansion.

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