LibGuides: Primary Sources: The 1920s: Man Ray

Online Sources: Man Ray

Man Ray’s Portraits of Ernest Hemingway, Ezra Pound, Marcel Duchamp & Many Other 1920s Icons
Man Ray Trust
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Contains a digital photographic library as well as other information.
Man Ray - J. Paul Getty Museum
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View a selection of images online.
Man Ray - Museum of Modern Art
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View selected images online.
Days and Nights of Juliet Oral History Transcript
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Transcript of a one-hour interview completed under the auspices of the UCLA Oral History Program
Man Ray recalls her and her husband's lives, his paintings, photographs and other artistic creations, and exhibitions of his works

Man Ray, Photographs, 1920-1934 by Man Ray
Call Number: TR653 .R265
ISBN: 0891720022
Man Ray: Photographs from the J. Paul Getty Museum by J. Paul Getty Museum
Call Number: TR680 .J317 1998
ISBN: 0892365110
Man Ray: Portraits: Paris, Hollywood, Paris by Clement Cheroux (editor)
Call Number: TR680 .R359 2011
ISBN: 3829605404

from the Man Ray Archives of the Centre Pompidou
Man Ray: Writings on Art by Jennifer Mundy (Editor)
Call Number: N6537.R3 A35 2016
ISBN: 1606064584

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