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Untitled No. 4, U.S. Route 1
Untitled No. 4, U.S. Route 1

Untitled No. 4, U.S. Route 1

Artist (American, 1898 - 1991)
ClassificationsPhotograph
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsObject: 9 13/16 × 7 7/8 in. (25 × 20 cm) Sheet: 9 15/16 × 7 15/16 in. (25.2 × 20.1 cm)
Object number1981.2330
Untitled, U.S. Route 1
Untitled, U.S. Route 1
Berenice Abbott
U.S. Route 1, Maine
U.S. Route 1, Maine
Berenice Abbott
1954
Untitled No. 211 (view of farm) - Route 1 Maine, going north between Houlton and Bridgewater
Untitled No. 211 (view of farm) - Route 1 Maine, going north between Houlton and Bridgewater
Berenice Abbott
Untitled No. 211 (view of farm) - Route 1 Maine, going north between Houlton and Bridgewater
Untitled No. 211 (view of farm) - Route 1 Maine, going north between Houlton and Bridgewater
Berenice Abbott
n.d.
Untitled No. 211 (view of farm) - Route 1 Maine, going north between Houlton and Bridgewater
Untitled No. 211 (view of farm) - Route 1 Maine, going north between Houlton and Bridgewater
Berenice Abbott
n.d.
Untitled No. 211 (view of farm) - Route 1 Maine, going north between Houlton and Bridgewater
Untitled No. 211 (view of farm) - Route 1 Maine, going north between Houlton and Bridgewater
Berenice Abbott
n.d.
Road Sign, Route 1, Maine
Road Sign, Route 1, Maine
Berenice Abbott
1954
American and South Vietnamese units are beginning to work together more often — but some think the result is an even greater dependence on U.S. troops, with no gain in Vietnamese efficiency. The Vietnamese are unwilling to give up a fraction of their command. One U.S. adviser said recently: “All I do now is settle disputes between them (Vietnamese) and the Americans.” Shown here is a combined operation between Vietnamese Rangers and the U.S. 199th Light Infantry Brigade on the edge of the Mekong Delta
American and South Vietnamese units are beginning to work together more often — but some think the result is an even greater dependence on U.S. troops, with no gain in Vietnamese efficiency. The Vietnamese are unwilling to give up a fraction of their command. One U.S. adviser said recently: “All I do now is settle disputes between them (Vietnamese) and the Americans.” Shown here is a combined operation between Vietnamese Rangers and the U.S. 199th Light Infantry Brigade on the edge of the Mekong Delta
Peter Arnett
1967
The Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln as President of the U.S. at the Capitol, Washington March 4, 1861
The Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln as President of the U.S. at the Capitol, Washington March 4, 1861
Winslow Homer
1861
A U.S. Marine loses his helmet as he ducks behind a tree as a second marine hugs the ground, his M16 rifle alert, after being fired upon by an undetermined number of North Vietnamese soldiers in the jungle southwest of Da Nang, South Vietnam, the action took place near an enemy regimental base camp on April 22, 1969
A U.S. Marine loses his helmet as he ducks behind a tree as a second marine hugs the ground, his M16 rifle alert, after being fired upon by an undetermined number of North Vietnamese soldiers in the jungle southwest of Da Nang, South Vietnam, the action took place near an enemy regimental base camp on April 22, 1969
Yvon Cornu
1969
GI’s of the U.S. First Cavalry division help a comrade who fell about 20 feet from helicopter as it was leaving Firebase Bronco about 17 miles inside Cambodia, north of the Fish Hook area on June 25th, 1970. As the helicopter was loading the men, the base came under enemy mortar attack and in the rush to get away several men fell
GI’s of the U.S. First Cavalry division help a comrade who fell about 20 feet from helicopter as it was leaving Firebase Bronco about 17 miles inside Cambodia, north of the Fish Hook area on June 25th, 1970. As the helicopter was loading the men, the base came under enemy mortar attack and in the rush to get away several men fell
Mark Godfrey
1970
American GIs, wounded in old U.S. minefield explosion, dangle from rescue chopper arriving Khe Sanh as medics treat badly wounded GI on runway, February 1971
American GIs, wounded in old U.S. minefield explosion, dangle from rescue chopper arriving Khe Sanh as medics treat badly wounded GI on runway, February 1971
Vi Giac
1971