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Alfred Stieglitz. "A Snapshot: Paris (1911)." Gelatin Silver Print. Printed during or somewhat after the early 1930s, when brighteners were introduced into printing papers; minute age crazing of the surface suggests the earlier end of this range. The image was published as a photogravure in the January 1913 issue of Camera Work.
Snapshot Calendar, 1943. Gelatin Silver Print Snapshot
Detail of Egyptian Sculpture, c. 1880s. Small albumen print mounted on card stock. Before the 1880s small wet plate cameras, such as the one that produced this image, were the closest amateur photographers could come to taking snapshots.
Mid Western Farm Family, c. 1930. Gelatin Silver Print Snapshot
Man in Front of Drugstore, c. 1950s. Gelatin Silver Print Snapshot
Tease, c. 1950. Gelatin Silver Print Snapshot
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller at a Party, c.1955. Gelatin Silver Print Snapshot
Alfred Stieglitz. "A Snapshot: Paris (1911)." Gelatin Silver Print. Printed during or somewhat after the early 1930s, when brighteners were introduced into printing papers; minute age crazing of the surface suggests the earlier end of this range. The image was published as a photogravure in the January 1913 issue of Camera Work.
Alfred Stieglitz. "A Snapshot: Paris (1911)." Gelatin Silver Print. Printed during or somewhat after the early 1930s, when brighteners were introduced into printing papers; minute age crazing of the surface suggests the earlier end of this range. The image was published as a photogravure in the January 1913 issue of Camera Work.
Alfred Stieglitz. "A Snapshot: Paris (1911)." Gelatin Silver Print. Printed during or somewhat after the early 1930s, when brighteners were introduced into printing papers; minute age crazing of the surface suggests the earlier end of this range. The image was published as a photogravure in the January 1913 issue of Camera Work.
See photo in original gallery.
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