Man Ray

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Man Ray was an American visual artist and photographer renowned for his pioneering contributions to Dada and Surrealism, especially his experimental "rayograph" photograms and avant-garde portraits.

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Man Ray canonical 18

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instanceOf Dada artist
Surrealist artist
filmmaker
human
painter
photographer
visual artist
birthName Emmanuel Radnitzky
countryOfCitizenship France
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1890-08-27
dateOfDeath 1976-11-18
ethnicGroup American of Russian-Jewish descent
familyName Rothkowitz
surface form: Radnitzky
fieldOfWork experimental film
painting
photography
sculpture
genre abstract photography
fashion photography
portrait photography
givenName Emmanuel
hasSignatureStyle camera-less photograms
manipulated negatives and prints
use of chance and automatism
influenced Lee Miller
Surrealist photography
experimental cinema
influencedBy Alfred Stieglitz
Francis Picabia
Marcel Duchamp
knownFor avant-garde portraiture
experimental photography
rayograph photograms
solarization techniques in photography
languagesSpokenWrittenOrSigned English
French
movement Dada
Surrealism
name Man Ray self-link
notableWork Anémic Cinéma
Cadeau
Emak-Bakia
Glass Tears
Le Violon d’Ingres
L’Étoile de mer
Noire et blanche
Object to Be Destroyed
Observatory Time – The Lovers
Portraits of André Breton
Portraits of Ernest Hemingway
Portraits of Gertrude Stein
Portraits of Igor Stravinsky
Portraits of James Joyce
Portraits of Jean Cocteau
Portraits of Kiki de Montparnasse
Portraits of Lee Miller
Portraits of Marcel Duchamp
Portraits of Pablo Picasso
Portraits of Virginia Woolf
Return to Reason
The Gift
rayograph
placeOfBirth Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
United States of America
placeOfDeath France
Paris
religion Judaism (family background)
residence Los Angeles
New York City
Paris
sexOrGender male
spouse Juliet Browner
workLocation Hollywood
New York City
Paris

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