Poor People's Campaign, Washington, DC - High Museum of Art

Poor People's Campaign, Washington, DC

Morton Broffman

American, 1928–1992

Poor People’s Campaign, Washington, DC

Details

Title

Poor People's Campaign, Washington, DC

Artist/Maker

Morton Broffman (American, 1928–1992)

Date

1968

Medium

Gelatin silver print

Dimensions

6 1/8 x 9 1/8 inches

Credit

Gift of the Broffman Family

Accession #

2007.39

On View

Currently not on view

Image Copyright

© Morton Broffman

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