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Peter Hujar (/ˈhuːdʒɑːr/;
October 11, 1934 –
November 26, 1987) was an
American photographer best
known for his black-and-white portraits.
Hujar's work...
- of Unterscharführer
Albert Hujar (also Huyar) who
committed and
directed the executions. It is also a
mockery of
Hujar's surname,
which is pronounced...
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photographer Peter Hujar, and
after a
brief period as lovers, came to see
Hujar as his
great friend and mentor. W****s
after Hujar died of AIDS on November...
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Cover of the
first U.S.
edition Author Hanya Yanagihara Cover artist
Peter Hujar (photo)
Cardon Webb (design)
Language English Publisher Doubleday Publication...
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featuring original cover art by such
artists as
Salvador Dalí and
Peter Hujar, and
articles by
eminent art
critics and
antiques experts. In 1975, Rosenkrantz...
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liaisons with both men and women. In 1987, when the
photographer Peter Hujar died as a
victim of the AIDS pandemic, he
named Koch as the
executor of...
- bust of
Darling that was displa**** at the 1995
Whitney Biennial.
Peter Hujar's photo, "Candy
Darling on her Deathbed", was used by
Antony and the Johnsons...
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artists Peter Hujar, Kiki Smith,
Barbara ****mard,
Alice O'Malley,
James Elaine and
William Basinski and was the
first time the work of
Peter Hujar had ever...
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During these years, she made
friends with many artists,
including Peter Hujar, whom she met in 1971, and
Robert Mapplethorpe, who
often gave her photos...
- Thek
first met
photographer Peter Hujar, who
photographed Thek in
Coral Gables. By the end of 1959, Thek and
Hujar, now a couple, were
living in New York...
