Dirck Halstead Photographic Archive 1955-2001

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Dirck Halstead Photographic Archive 1955-2001

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Dirck Halstead, award-winning photojournalist, has worked for United Press International and Magazine, and has also flourished as a freelance photographer and digital photography pioneer. He is best known for his coverage of the Vietnam War and as the -appointed White House Photographer for the United States Presidencies of Nixon through Clinton. The collection includes black and white and color prints (mounted and unmounted), negatives, transparencies, internegatives, slides, and manuscript materials. Time Time

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