BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center -- Portraits

DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center -- Portraits:

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. SIPGPO_221201_001.JPG: Shonke Mon-thi^, Osage by Joseph Palmer; poster, 1905; National Museum of American History
2. SIPGPO_221201_019.JPG: Harmonics (1) Simone Forti, born 1935 Self-portrait Multiplex hologram, 1975-78
3. SIPGPO_221201_045.JPG: Will You Forget Me? Emma Amos 1937-2020 Born Atlanta, Georgia Self-Portrait 1991
4. SIPGPO_221201_071.JPG: Jose Hernandez, born 1962 Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, 2010
5. SIPGPO_221201_080.JPG: America Ferrera, born 1984 Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, 2011
6. SIPGPO_221201_092.JPG: John Leguizama, born 1964 Born Bogot�, Colombia The chameleon-like John Leguizamo first won over audiences in 1991 as the star and writer of Mambo Mouth, where he portrayed seven different Latino characters to sold-out theaters off Broadway. The award-winning production has been followed by four other critically acclaimed one-person shows: Spic-O-Rama (1993), Freak (1998), Sexaholic (2001), and Ghetto Klown (2011). With his signature fast pace and raunchy humor, Leguizamo sources much of his stage material from his unlikely path—from a working-class family in Queens to Broadway and Hollywood. He has played myriad characters in film, including a lowlife criminal (Carlito’s Way, 1993), drag queen (To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar, 1995), and Toulouse-Lautrec (Moulin Rouge, 2001), among others. In this portrait, we see a hint of histrionic mischief through his angled gaze at the audience. Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, 2011
7. SIPGPO_221201_101.JPG: Daniel Libeskind, born 1946 Abe Frajndlich, 1995 (printed 2000)
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