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Arbus, Diane
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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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Her latest odd, defiant bird flies in Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus, a fantastical take on Diane Arbus that imagines the famed out-there photographer falling for a guy who's as hairy as Cousin Itt.
Filmmakers have been wanting a crack at the story of outsider photographer Diane Arbus for years, and after watching Steven Shainberg's grinding, well-meaning failure, ``Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus,'' you can't help but wish that someone like Todd Solondz or David Lynch had gotten the job instead.
Evans's photographs came to amplify the work of those he admired (Paul Strand, Dorothea Lang, Helen Levitt) and to inspire a generation (among others, Diane Arbus, Lee Friedlander, and Robert Frank).
 
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