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"NEW YORK - The entire archive of New York photographer Diane Arbus — known for her images of dwarfs, nudists and carnival performers — has found a home at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The estate of Arbus, who committed suicide in 1971, is giving her archives to the museum, which will turn it into a resource for scholars and the public, the Met said on Tuesday.

The museum has also purchased 20 of Arbus’ photos from the Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco for an undisclosed price."

 

Robert M. Teague

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