Peter Hujar was an American photographer based in New York who is best-remembered for his meticulously printed black-and-white portraits. While his work received a relatively small amount of attention during his lifetime, he has since become recognized as one of the most influential artists of the 1970s and 1980s.
Peter Hujar (1934-1987)
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New York: Sixth Avenue -
Clown’s Trunk (Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus) -
Hallway–Canal Street Pier -
David Wojnarowicz’s Wall Drawing at Pier 34 -
Scrumbly Koldewyn and Tom Nieze, The Cockettes -
Self Portrait Jumping (I) -
Portrait of Poet Anne Waldman -
Sydney Chandler Faulkner as the Butler in Charles Ludlam’s “Camille” -
Robert -
Divine -
Brooklyn Bar
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New York: Sixth Avenue -
Clown’s Trunk (Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus) -
Hallway–Canal Street Pier -
David Wojnarowicz’s Wall Drawing at Pier 34 -
Scrumbly Koldewyn and Tom Nieze, The Cockettes -
Self Portrait Jumping (I) -
Portrait of Poet Anne Waldman -
Sydney Chandler Faulkner as the Butler in Charles Ludlam’s “Camille” -
Robert -
Divine -
Brooklyn Bar