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‘In Focus: Animalia’ at the Getty Museum

Chinese-born American Hiro's image "David Webb, Jeweled Toad, New York."

Chinese-born American Hiro’s image “David Webb, Jeweled Toad, New York.”

  (© Hiro / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

'In Focus: Animalia'

Eadweard J. Muybridge‘s “Galloping Horse with Rider.”

  (Eadweard J. Muybridge / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

'In Focus: Animalia'

“Wooden Mouse and Duck” by Andre Kertesz.

  (© Estate of Andre Kertesz / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

'In Focus: Animalia'

William Wegman’s 1971 image “In the Box.”

  (© William Wegman / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

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'In Focus: Animalia'

William Wegman’s 1971 image “Out of the Box.”

  (© William Wegman / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

'In Focus: Animalia'

Soon Tae (Tai) Hong‘s print.

  (© Hong Soon Tae (Tai) / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

'In Focus: Animalia'

William Eggleston‘s “Memphis.”

  (© Eggleston Artistic Trust / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

'In Focus: Animalia'

Keith Carter’s 1993 print “Goodbye to a Horse.”

  (© Keith Carter / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

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'In Focus: Animalia'

British photographer Frank Haes’ image of a tiger.

  (Frank Haes / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

'In Focus: Animalia'

British photographer Frank Haes’ image of a zebra.

  (Frank Haes / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

'In Focus: Animalia'

British photographer Frank Haes’ image of a South African cheetah.

  (Frank Haes / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

'In Focus: Animalia'

“Africanis 17” from 2010 is among South African photographer Daniel Naudé’s portraits.

  (© Daniel Naude / The J. Paul Getty Museum)

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