Instagram deleted the account of famed photographer Tom Bianchi without warning on Saturday. Bianchi has produced 21 books of photographs, essays, and poetry and is best known for his male nudes, particularly his photo books chronicling gay life in Fire Island Pines, the popular New York summer getaway.

Bianchi posted about his suspension on Twitter, revealing a screenshot of his Instagram page with every image removed. This is reportedly the post which got Bianchi suspended.

My Instagram was deleted today, requested a review, will post an update when I have one pic.twitter.com/AT9P8q3QQF
— Tom Bianchi (@tombianchi) February 2, 2019

Asked if the platform had given him any warning, Bianchi responded: “No warning, had an image removed a few months ago due to some visible pubic hair.”

In 2019 we hold strong against repressive forces

Untitled, 331, Fire Island Pines, 1975-1983
Archival pigment photograph
Signed numbered on recto
14.55in x 12.05in
Edition 5 of 15

Print Availablehttps://t.co/B7la92zS0U pic.twitter.com/DKBnhoFNbR
— Tom Bianchi (@tombianchi) January 4, 2019

UPDATE: Bianchi’s account has been restored.

Wrote Bianchi to a new post on the platform: “Sorry for the interruption – the powers that be turned the music back on. Please continue dancing. I’m touched deeply by all of you who raised your powerful beautiful voices for my reinstatement here. Thank you”

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Sorry for the interruption – the powers that be turned the music back on. Please continue dancing – I’m touched deeply by all of you who raised your powerful beautiful voices for my reinstatement here. Thank you

A post shared by Tom Bianchi (@tombianchi) on Feb 3, 2019 at 3:22pm PST