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Josef Albers, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1948. Milton Avery, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1961 Braque, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1956 Marc Chagall Hans Hofmann Philip Johnson Fernand Léger, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1941. Jacques Lipchitz, 1946. Mondrian, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1942. Motherwell, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1959
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Also Known As Arnold Abner Newman
Born March 3, 1918 • New York City • New York
Died June 6, 2006 (aged 88) • New York City • New York

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Josef Albers, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1948.
Milton Avery, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1961
Braque, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1956
Marc Chagall
Hans Hofmann
Philip Johnson
Fernand Léger, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1941.
Jacques Lipchitz, 1946.
Mondrian, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1942.
Motherwell, photograph by Arnold Newman, 1959
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