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Edward Steichen (1879-1973) was an American photographer and curator. He was a pioneer of Pictorialism, a style that emphasized the artistic qualities of photography. Steichen's work is known for its technical mastery and its ability to capture the beauty of the natural world. He was also a pioneer of color photography, and his work in this area helped to establish the medium as a legitimate art form. Steichen’s images are known for their soft, atmospheric tones and their emphasis on mood and emotion. He played a pivotal role in the development of photography as an art form.
Born
1879
Died
1973
Untitled (World War I photographs)
Edward Steichen
1918
Study for "The Radio Gull"
Edward Steichen
1960
Study for "The Radio Gull"
Edward Steichen
1960
The Pup-Who-Sacrificed-a-Piece-of-His-Head-So-He'd-Have...
Edward Steichen
1922
Mushton Shlushley, the Lyric Poet and Aestheticurean
Edward Steichen
1922
The Peeping Gagaboo
Edward Steichen
1922
The Colossal Deep Sea Ludicrocerous
Edward Steichen
1922
The Pink-Faced Politician
Edward Steichen
1922
The-Duck
Edward Steichen
1922
The Cinnamon Bun B'Ar Stalking the Dish of Fruit Bush
Edward Steichen
1922
Thinkrates, the Philosopher
Edward Steichen
1922
Madame X and Johnny Marine
Edward Steichen
1922
Khor, the President of the Oochen Republic
Edward Steichen
1922
The Lugubrious Mysterious Midnight Hour Phantom Green C...
Edward Steichen
1922
The Pie-Faced Squilk and Her Pink-Nosed Neighbor
Edward Steichen
1922