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Each signature may be linked to the others by up to 53 thematic connections. Some are common to many signatures; others highlight unusual, yet notable, associations and interests. Friendships are not represented because so many signers were friends. Go to "The Bohemians" to view and interact with all 53 connections.
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THE DOOR
Among the artists who signed the door, only one, Paul Thompson, was a photographer. This fact came as a surprise as the curators worked on the exhbition. Other signers were interested in photography, certainly: notably, Sadakichi Hartmann contributed significant work to Alfred Stieglitz’s influential periodical Camera Work, and signer Vachel Lindsay wrote an important early critical work on motion picture film.
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Title: Advertisement for Nicholas Muray's studio in The Greenwich Villager
Imprint: 1.1 (9 July 1921)
Item Date: 1921
Material Type: Newspapers
Curatorial Department: Vertical File
Collection Name: Christopher Morley Collection
Stack Location: Box 601, Folder 205
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An advertisement for Nickolas Muray's studio in The Greenwich Villager, 1921
Nickolas Muray is one of the many prominent Village artists curators expected to find on the bookshop door. But he appears not to have signed it, despite photographing several of its customers and advertising here, in its newspaper.