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Photograph of men in hats and suits and one boy in skullcap outside with their backs turned away from the camera, looking toward the river.

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Yom Kippur, East River, New York City

Robert Frank

1955

Photograph of curved exterior of a hotel with pool and fountain in the middle.

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Fontainebleau Hotel, Miami Beach, Florida. Over Pool to Hotel. Florida, Miami Beach

Morris Lapidus

1955

Photograph of man, woman, and child walking down city street with high-rise building and two rickshaws in background.

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Arriving Family, King George Street, Johannesburg

David Goldblatt

1950–1960

Photograph of building from street featuring neon sign and two storefronts.

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Summer Evening, Via di Monserrato, Rome

William Klein

1956

Abstract painting depicting shapes forming a flower shape.

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Jacob’s Ladder

Helen Frankenthaler

1957

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People from Lachish Going into Exile

ca. 701 BCE

Photograph of two shirtless men on the beach, one doing a headstand with legs bent facing to the right of the viewer and the other man facing the viewer on the right side of the photograph.

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David Ben-Gurion Standing on His Head (Sharon Hotel Beach, Herzliya)

Paul Goldman

1957

Abstract design featuring Hebrew letters written in block calligraphy.

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Alphabet of Creation

Ben Shahn

1957

Abstract painting featuring thick lines and blocks of color.

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La Kahena

Jean-Michel Atlan

1958

Abstract painting featuring simple circles, half-circles, squares, and triangles.

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Rythme Coloré

Sonia Delaunay

1958

Comic strip with eight images of the same bearded man in robes with text next to each version of him.

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Sick, Sick, Sick

Jules Feiffer

1958

Cartoon drawing of man with three heads and many hands reaching in different directions, the hands in center typing on a large typewriter, a hand to the left holding a conducting baton, another hand holding a phone, and a hand to the right holding a pen.

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Leonard Bernstein

Al Hirschfeld

1958