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Berenice Abbott (July 17, 1898, Springfield, Ohio - December 9, 1991, Monson, Maine) was an American documentary photographer, part of the direct photography movement.
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Berenice Abbott was an American documentary genre photographer, part of the direct photography movement.
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She started at the university of Ohio state for one year.
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Berenice Abbott decided to moved to Paris and later to Berlin.
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She was a model of artist.
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She used the studies of Man Ray to take photos about that topic.
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Moved to New York
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Berenice Abbot was homosexual, his wife was Elizabeth McCausland.
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Here is one of his wonderful photos and artwork.
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These works as you can see them in person at the museum of the city of New York.
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There is another art.
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Elizabeth McCausland moved to Maine.
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In 1970 the first major retrospective of his work took place at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and his first portfolio of retrospective photographic work was published in 1976.
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Received the Women's Caucus for Art Lifetime Achievement Award
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The International Center of Photography (ICP) is a photography school, museum, and research center.
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She was 93 years old.