Photo of collection object Dolores Guiness, Hair by Alexandre, Paris Studio — Avedon, Richard. Dolores Guiness, Hair by Alexandre, Paris Studio, November 1961. Gelatin silver print, 15 1/4 × 18 1/8" (38.8 × 46.1 cm). Gift of the artist, 365.1968. (Photo: MoMA)

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Dolores Guiness, Hair by Alexandre, Paris Studio

November 1961

Richard Avedon

American, 1923–2004

Photography

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Maker/Artist: Avedon, Richard
Classification: Photograph
Formatted Medium: Gelatin silver print
Medium: gelatin, silver, print
Dimensions: 15 1/4 × 18 1/8" (38.8 × 46.1 cm)
Departments: Photography
Accession Number: 365.1968
Credit Line: Gift of the artist
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