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schema:text Introduction: picture-problems -- Circulating collection style: pictures as documents at the New York Public Library -- The museum without walls: the Museum of Modern Art and photography's double duty -- "Your story in pictures leaves nothing untold": H. Armstrong Roberts and the rise of American stock photography -- The new universal collection: from pictures to digital assets -- Coda: angels of history.
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