'Alfred stieglitz' presentation slideshows

ALFRED EISENSTAEDT

ALFRED EISENSTAEDT. Andre Kertesz. Alfred Stieglitz. Andreas Feininger. Edward Steichen. Annie Leibovitz. Ansel Adams. Berenice Abbott. Bill Brandt. Brett Weston. Diane Arbus. Dorothea Lange. Ed Clark. Edward Weston. Flip Schulke. George Tice. Harold Edgerton.

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American Culture in the 1920s

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Avant-garde Modernist photography Alfred Stieglitz and the Photo-Secession

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Abstract

Abstract. Photography. A timeline of the appearances of Abstract Photography. We see instances of abstract photography through most of the movements. However, abstract photography is best known as a strong a reaction to World War II. What is Abstract Photography?.

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The History of Photography

The History of Photography. The Photographers Part 1. Alfred Stieglitz. Edward Steichen. Eugene Atget. Ansel Adams. Edward Weston. Walker Evans.

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Immigration

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Wendy Greenhouse, PhD

A Moving Story Picturing Migration and Immigration in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century American Art. Wendy Greenhouse, PhD. Emanuel Leutze, Washington Crossing the Delaware , 1851. Thomas Hovenden , Breaking Home Ties , 1890. Norman Rockwell, Breaking Home Ties , 1954.

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Elements of Art

Elements of Art. Line Shape Form Value Space Texture Color. Principles of Design. Emphasis Contrast Movement Repetition Balance Unity Rhythm. Alfred Steiglitz. Alfred Stieglitz. Paul Strand. Paul Strand. Paul Strand. Edward Steichen.

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Photographers to Know

Photographers to Know. Set I: Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Steichen, Richard Avedon & Diane Arbus. Alfred Stieglitz (1864-1946). Photographed early 20 th century New York

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Chapter 5

Art. Chapter 5. The Need to Imitate. Art dates back to cave paintings-humans want to depict what they see All art is a form of imitation Some art strives for likeness (trying to be as close to reality as possible) also referred to as realism in this chapter

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Early 20 th Century Art Challenging Artistic Conventions & Transatlantic Artistic Dialogue

Early 20 th Century Art Challenging Artistic Conventions & Transatlantic Artistic Dialogue. Chapter 33 AP Art History Mr. English. Dada. Marcel Duchamp, Fountain , 1950, Ready-made glazed sanitary china with black paint. Refused from a non- juried show.

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Abstraction

Abstraction. Twentieth-Century Modernism, Part 1: Art Prior to World War 1 By: Caitlin, Mackenzie, and Shayna. Abstraction:. It implies analyzing, detaching, and selecting before distilling the essence of experience. In earlier centuries, a picture was a reflection of the outside world.

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Georgia O'Keeffe

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Naturalist and Pictorialist

Naturalist and Pictorialist. Ariel Kuznia. Naturalist. A Leader during this time: Alfred Stieglitz Common subjects/themes: Many landscape/natural scenes , unseen sights, city dwellers even or the reflection of the spirit of America.

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