German · 1933–2012
Horst Faas
- 11
- in the catalog
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- on view now
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- collections
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Title from caption on object: “Body of a Child...”
March 19, 1964 · Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Title from caption on object: “Friendship”
March 31, 1967 · Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Along the Open Road to the DMZ: a military convoy heads along Route One toward the demilitarized zone in South Vietnam from Hue. Route One, the main south-north line of communication between Saigon and the DMZ, is open and passable. During the day, traffic is considered secure between Phan Rang and the DMZ. The only area where Viet Cong roadblocks must be expected is about 60-90 miles northeast of Saigon
December 1969 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
"Aftermath of Vietcong Massacre"
December 12, 1969 · Not on view · The Museum of Modern Art
Meo Hamlet: view of typical Meo Hamlet, at Ban Xon, 65 miles North of Vientiane in Laos. The Hamlet is located on a hilltop in the Central Laotian mountain and its inhabitants have fled further South every year. All able-bodied men and women carry weapons, provided by the Americans. They are prepared to defend against local enemy, but would abandon the village in event of massive attack. A trench surrounds the village which has a communal bunker in the center
March 2, 1971 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
Country of Contrasts: this square in Teheran, with tree-lined boulevards and highrise buildings exemplifies modern Iran. Although two-thirds of Iran is still rural, a rapid modernization has been taking place over the past two decades
September 28, 1971 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
Title from caption on object: “The Shipbreakers”
1972 · Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Resort Town: unusual forms are prefab bungalows, part of a resort community built by Israel at a beach near Sharm el Sheik
December 30, 1973 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago
Title from caption on object: “New and Old Heavyweight Champion Muhammad Ali...”
October 30, 1974 · Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Title from caption on object: “Candid Closeup of a Profusely Sweating Muhammad Ali...”
October 18, 1974 · Not on view · National Gallery of Art
Hallowed Ground: variously shaped stones mark tombs in the Jewish burial ground of the Kidron Valley, to the southwest Jerusalem. The Jewish tradition has it that the Last Judgment will take place here. In the background, the silvery dome of Al-Aqsa Mosque is visible over the wall surrounding the Haram Sharif, or Noble Sanctuary, a holy site of Islam, in East Jerusalem
December 2, 1980 · Not on view · Art Institute of Chicago