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Pussy Willow by Edward Steichen — VisualArtsDB

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Pussy Willow

Edward Steichen

1901

Medium: Carbon print
Dimensions: 13 × 10 3/8" (33.0 × 26.4 cm)
Genre: photograph
Museum: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

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Edward Steichen, 1899

Josef von Sternberg

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Edward Steichen, 1918

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Winston Churchill

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Edward Steichen, 1932

Untitled (Grandmothers & Grandfathers, Advertising, Eastman Kodak)

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Ruins of Montfaucon (Argonne Sector), Montfaucon

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Edward Steichen, 1918

Fort Douaumont (near Verdun)

Fort Douaumont (near Verdun)

Edward Steichen, 1918

Isadora Duncan, Columns of Parthenon

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Edward Steichen, 1921

Progressive destruction by artillery fire of a farm occupied and fortified by the enemy

Progressive destruction by artillery fire of a farm occupied and fortified by the enemy

Edward Steichen, 1918

Marian Marsh

Marian Marsh

Edward Steichen, 1931

Set of consecutive photographs to form a map (German area occupied by U.S. troops since armistice), (Rhine or Moselle River?), E. Sayn to N.W. Grenzen

Set of consecutive photographs to form a map (German area occupied by U.S. troops since armistice), (Rhine or Moselle River?), E. Sayn to N.W. Grenzen

Edward Steichen, 1919