503 photographs of people from all over the world, illustrating those moments and feelings in life that all men share

Product Description: Edward Steichen was one of the world's greatest photographers, celebrated for his black-and-white images-particularly his Family of Man exhibition. But he was also an innovator in color photography who created magnificent autochromes, an early glass-plate color process that yields a unique print...read more

The companion volume to a major retrospective exhibition of Steichen's work at the Whitney Museum of Art presents more than three hundred photographs, spanning seven decades of work, including stunning landscapes, still lifes, cityscapes, fashion photographs, and portraits of friends, family, and celebrities. 17,500 first printing. (view table of contents)

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Product Description: The photographs in this volume were selected from the collection of the prestigious Royal Photographic Society in Bath, England, home to 80 Steichen photographs. Steichen's relationship with the RPS was turbulent, as the innovative photographer repeatedly challenged the conservative Society...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Air and naval operations and the activities of men aboard U.S. aircraft carriers during World War II are seen through the cameras of Edward Steichen

A leading American photographer's comments on his work highlight a collection of his most outstanding pieces

Photographs capture the activities and actions of the U.S. Navy in the Pacific during World War II and look at all aspects of naval operations

Gathers still lifes, landscapes, portraits, advertisements, abstracts, fashion photographs, and nudes by the prominent American photographer, from each period of his career

Product Description: One of the most influential figures in the history of photography, Edward Steichen (1879-1973) was also one of the most precocious. Born in Luxembourg, raised in Wisconsin, and trained as a lithographer's apprentice, Steichen took up photography in his teens and by age twenty-three had created brooding tonalist landscapes and brilliant psychological studies that won the praise of Alfred Stieglitz in New York and Auguste Rodin in Paris, among others...read more