Helen Frankenthaler, David Smith by Burt Glinn, Black-and-White Portrait of American Artists, New York City 1950s 20" x 16" accordion player and musician Yvette

accordion player and musician Yvette Horner (1922-2018)

American photographer Leonard Freed captures a self-possessed modern woman and a dance of sorts that Kate shares with a male partner on the edge of time

The most famous of Gigli's favorite photographs were self-assigned

It is one of Freed's most iconic works from his series Black in White America

Helen Frankenthaler, David Smith by Burt Glinn, Black-and-White Portrait of American Artists, New York City 1950s 20" x 16" accordion player and musician YvettePainter Helen Frankenthaler and sculptor David Smith in Frankenthaler's studio in New York City, 1957 is a gelatin silver photograph, 16 x 20, signed and stamped by the Glinn estate. This is a black and white contemporary photograph of two well known American artists in the 1950s. The portrait reveals the close friendship between two creative friends, abstract expressionists, Frankenthaler (1925 2011) and David Smith (1906 1965), who were both major