He was an acclaimed and adventurous photographer, whose subjects ranged from family portraits and political satire to working class lives and the elite of show business and Manhattan society.

Larry Fink has died at age 82.

A self-described Marxist from Long Island, Fink was most famously known for “Social Graces,” his 1979 exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in which black and white photos of wealthy New Yorkers were juxtaposed against shots of everyday life of families in Fink’s longtime home of Martins Creek, Pennsylvania.

The series was published in book form back in 1984.

No specific cause of death has been cited, but long-time friend Robert Mann said that Fink had been in failing health.