Imogen Cunningham
American
1883, Portland, Oregon
1976, San Francisco, Bay Area
Imogen Cunningham discusses her early career as a photographer, being a woman in the field, and her views on portraiture.
Audio Stories
Cunningham on her most iconic images
transcripts
Works in the Collection
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Imogen CunninghamMarian Simpson
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Imogen CunninghamMills College Amphitheatre
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Imogen CunninghamPortrait of Lela Baker and Daughter Dorothy
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Imogen CunninghamUntitled
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Imogen CunninghamFageol Ventilators
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Imogen CunninghamSunbonnet Lady
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Imogen CunninghamMaria Kolisch
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Imogen CunninghamTriangles
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Imogen CunninghamThe Wind
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Imogen CunninghamStan
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Imogen CunninghamMuseum Director, de Young
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Imogen CunninghamHaru Asawa
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Imogen CunninghamBarbara Deming
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Imogen CunninghamHen and Chickens
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Imogen CunninghamMartha Graham
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Imogen CunninghamMark Adams and his wife Beth Van Hoesen
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Imogen CunninghamHands and Aloe Plicatilis
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Imogen CunninghamRummage Sale No. 6
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Imogen CunninghamRummage Sale No. 5
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Imogen CunninghamWith Beats, Upper Grant Avenue
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