Dorian Corey

Michael James O’BrienDorian Corey, Wigstock, NYC. Girlfriend Series. B&W Portrait Photograph, 1992

$8,000

Dorian Corey, Wigstock, NYC. Girlfriend Series. B&W Portrait Photograph

By Michael James O’Brien

Located in Miami Beach, FL

If you shoot an arrow and it goes real high, hooray for you.” - Dorian Corey. Men, Women, and Drag, draws inspiration from his diverse roles as a photographer, poet, and activist.

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1990s Contemporary Black and White Photography

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Black and White, Archival Pigment

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'Paris Is Burning' 1992 Japanese B5 Chirashi Flyer

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'Paris Is Burning' 1992 Japanese B5 Chirashi Flyer

Located in New York, NY

Original 1992 Japanese B5 chirashi flyer for the first Japanese theatrical release of the documentary film ‘Paris Is Burning’ directed by Jennie Livingston with Andre Christian / Dor...

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1990s Japanese Posters

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Paris Is Burning 1991 U.S. Silver Gelatin Single-Weight Photo

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Paris Is Burning 1991 U.S. Silver Gelatin Single-Weight Photo

By Michel Comte

Located in New York, NY

Original 1991 U.S. silver gelatin single-weight photo by Michel Comte for the first U.S. theatrical release of the documentary film Paris Is Burning directed by Jennie Livingston wit...

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1990s American Photography

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Paris Is Burning 1991 U.S. Silver Gelatin Single-Weight Photo

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H 10 in W 8 in D 1 in

Paris Is Burning 1991 U.S. Silver Gelatin Single-Weight Photo

By Michel Comte

Located in New York, NY

Original 1991 U.S. silver gelatin single-weight photo by Michel Comte for the documentary film Paris Is Burning directed by Jennie Livingston with Andre Christian / Dorian Corey / Pa...

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1990s American Photography

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Paper

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