- Shadow, Chicago, 1951Gelatin silver photograph. Signed, dated and stamped on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
9 1/8 X 13 3/8 inches - Shadow, Chicago, 1951Gelatin silver photograph. 1950s print. Signed, stamped & dated on mount verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
7 11/16 X 5 7/16 inches - Firman House, 1950Gelatin silver photograph. 1950s print. Signed, titled and dated on mount verso, artist label on mount margin recto.Contact For Pricing & Availability
9 7/16 X 7 1/2 inches - Untitled, 1951Gelatin silver photograph. Early 1950s print. Signed, dated with stamp on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
4 11/16 X 3 5/8 inches - Broad Street, 1956Gelatin silver photograph. Later print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with artist stamp "Marvin E. Newman, 561 Broadway" and "Exhibition Print" on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
13 1/8 X 9 inches - Untitled, 1955Gelatin silver photograph. 1955 print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with aritst stamp "Marvin E. Newman, 561 Broadway" "Marvin E. Newman, 251 W 89 St" and "Exhibition Print" on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
13 1/4 X 10 inches - Untitled, 1954Gelatin silver photograph on mount. 1954 print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with aritst stamp "Marvin E. Newman, 561 Broadway," and "Exhibition Print" on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
4 1/2 X 12 7/8 inches - Untitled, 1955Gelatin silver photograph. 1955 print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with aritst stamp "Marvin E. Newman, 561 Broadway," red "Marvin E. Newman" and "Exhibition Print" on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
13 X 9 3/4 inches - Untitled, 1956Gelatin silver photograph. 1956 print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with aritst stamp "Marvin E. Newman, 561 Broadway" "Marvin E. Newman, 251 W 89 St" and "Exhibition Print" on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
13 5/16 X 8 3/4 inches - Untitled, Chicago, 1951Gelatin silver photograph. 1950s print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with aritst stamp "Marvin E. Newman" and "Exhibition Print" on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
4 9/16 X 3 11/16 inches - Untitled, 1951Gelatin silver photograph. Later print. Signed by artist in pencil and stamped with aritst stamp "Marvin E. Newman" and "Exhibition Print" on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
8 5/8 X 13 1/2 inches - Untitled, 1951Gelatin silver photograph. Later print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with aritst stamp "Marvin E. Newman" and "Exhibition Print" on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
9 3/8 X 7 1/2 inches - Untitled, 1951Gelatin silver photograph. Later print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with aritst stamp "Marvin E. Newman" and "Exhibition Print" on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
9 1/2 X 7 1/2 inches - Rue Saint-Denis, Paris, 1960Gelatin silver photograph. 1960 print on exhibition-ready chipboard mount with hanger. Signed and dated by artist in pen and stamped with aritst stamp on mount verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
16 15/16 X 23 inches - Rue Saint-Denis, Paris, 1960Gelatin silver photograph. 1960 print on exhibition-ready chipboard mount with hanger. Signed and dated by artist in pen and stamped with aritst stamp on mount verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
13 5/8 X 17 7/8 inches - Rue Saint-Denis, Paris, 1960Gelatin silver photograph. 1960 print on exhibition-ready chipboard mount with hanger. Signed and dated by artist in pen and stamped with aritst stamp on mount verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
11 3/8 X 16 3/8 inches - Rue Saint-Denis, Paris, 1960Gelatin silver photograph. 1960 print on exhibition-ready chipboard mount with hanger. Signed and dated by artist in pen and stamped with aritst stamp on mount verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
10 X 13 7/16 inches - Untitled, 1952Gelatin silver photograph. 1950s print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with artist stamp "561 Broadway," "753 East Tremont" and "Exhibition Print" on print verso. Also, various numerical annotations on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
6 5/8 X 6 1/2 inches - Untitled, 1952Gelatin silver photograph. 1950s print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with artist stamp "561 Broadway," "753 East Tremont" and "Exhibition Print" on print verso. Annotated "CT + ES access to power cables. Consolidated Telegraph + Elec.Contact For Pricing & Availability
6 5/8 X 6 1/2 inches - Untitled, 1952Gelatin silver photograph. 1950s print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with artist stamp "561 Broadway" and "Exhibition Print" on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
6 1/2 X 6 5/8 inches - Untitled, 1952Gelatin silver photograph. 1950s print. Signed and dated by artist in pencil and stamped with artist stamp and "Exhibition Print" and "561 Broadway" on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
6 1/2 X 6 5/8 inches - Untitled, 1952Gelatin silver photograph. 1950s print. Artist stamp twice on print verso. Also dated, and signed pencil by artist on print verso Also various annotations in pencil on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
6 7/16 X 10 inches - Untitled, Chicago, 1951Gelatin silver photograph. 1950s print. Signed and dated by artist with annotations on mount verso, typed label 'Marvin Newman' on mount margin recto.Contact For Pricing & Availability
9 1/2 X 7 9/16 inches - Untitled, Chicago, 1951Gelatin silver photograph. 1950s print. Signed and dated in pencil by artist, with artist '561 Broadway' and 'Exhibition Print' stamps on print verso.Contact For Pricing & Availability
9 1/8 X 6 3/8 inches
Marvin E. Newman
Marvin E. Newman (1927- ) began studying photography at the age of sixteen at Brooklyn College with Walter Rosenblum and Berenice Abbott. Newman briefly became a member of the Photo League of New York, where he took classes with league member John Ebstel. In 1949 Newman went to Chicago to study with Harry Callahan and Aaron Siskind at the Institute of Design, becoming one of the first students to earn a Master’s Degree in Photography in 1952. Newman often photographed in the streets of Chicago with fellow student Yasuhiro Ishimoto, with whom he made the experimental film The Church on Maxwell Street, which documented the sights and sounds of a sidewalk revivalist church in Chicago’s fabled marketplace. Newman’s Master’s thesis, “A Creative Analysis of the Series Form in Still Photography,” explored repeated forms in series: of children’s faces; of people in similar positions and poses; and of inverted human shadows on the sidewalk. Also in 1952 Newman was included in “Always the Young Stranger,” an important group show at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, that introduced a new generation of American photographic talent. In 1956 he had a one-man show at Roy deCarava’s, A Photographer’s Gallery. In 1964 Newman served as cinematographer for a documentary, “Jose Torres,” directed by Hroshi Tesigahara. Unlike some of his fellow graduates, Newman did not pursue teaching as a career, but followed the path of photojournalism. In 1953 he became a contributing photographer for Sports Illustrated, and later began shooting for Life, Look, and Esquire. A track runner himself, Newman was a natural as a sports photojournalist, and covered the 1960 Rome Olympics as the official photographer for Sports Illustrated. He documented untold numbers of other important events. One such was the 1960 World Series between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the New York Yankees. Newman made an astonishing capture of the home run hit by Bill Mazeroski with the score tied in the bottom half of the ninth inning of the seventh game to beat the Yankees for the title. In 2009 Abrams published Yankee Color: The Glory Years of the Mantle Era, with 235 photographs, all by Newman. He was one of the only sports photographers of the time shooting in color. Newman’s career includes countless non-sporting essays: life on Wall Street; existence in rough-and- tumble Alaska; prostitutes on Paris’ infamous Rue Saint-Denis, the circus, to name a few. Newman’s work has been exhibited at museums across the country. He has been national president of the American Society of Media (formerly Magazine) Photographers. In 1983, as president, Newman led a cultural delegation to China as guests of the Chinese government. He has authored or co-authored nine photographic books. His many awards include the Art Directors’ Club Gold Medalfor Editorial Photography. Newman lives in New Jersey, from where he has traveled to give talks on various aspects of his career and where he works with his archive.