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Arbus, Diane (1923–1971)

US photographer. Although she practised as a fashion photographer for 20 years, Arbus is best known for her later work which examined the fringes of American society: the misfits, the eccentrics, and the bizarre. Her work has been attacked as cruel and voyeuristic, but it is essentially sympathetic in its unflinching curiosity. A Box of Ten Photographs, a limited edition of her work, was published in 1970.
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FUR: AN IMAGINARY PORTRAIT OF DIANE ARBUS Film 4 11:05pm Nicole Kidman plays Diane Arbus, the photographer, in Steven Shainberg's imagined biography of her rise to fame.
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