Alfred Stieglitz was one of the most important cultural forces in twentieth-century America. As founder of the Photo Secession movement and editor of the influential Camera Work he eschewed the prevailing "artiness" of pictorialist photography, preferring clarity of vision and "crystallized awareness." In galleries such as "291" and An American Place he showed and championed the work of modern artists from the US and Europe. As a photographer, editor, and gallery director Stieglitz was a powerful influence on photography and on American art in general.

Product Description: A collection Dorothy Norman's photography that traces the development of her work of from her photographs of New York City architecture, to her sensitive portraits of many artists of her day. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Product Description: Book by Norman, Dorothy

Gathers portraits, landscapes, and still lifes by the two American photographers, and discusses their relationship