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In December of 1970, Diane Arbus, short of money and desperate for a new 6×7 camera, put together a portfolio of ten photographs for sale. She made an edition of fifty, each printed, signed, numbered and annotated by the photographer, and presented in a clear Plexiglas box. She hoped to sell them for a thousand dollars each.

One year later, Arbus committed suicide.

Diane Arbus

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