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The Brass Bowl by Edward Steichen — VisualArtsDB

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The Brass Bowl

Edward Steichen

1904

Medium: Letterpress halftone
Dimensions: 7 3/16 × 6" (18.2 × 15.2 cm)
Genre: photograph
Museum: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

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Saint Jean des Monts, Gunnery and Armament Camps

Saint Jean des Monts, Gunnery and Armament Camps

Edward Steichen, 1919

Showgirls

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Edward Steichen, 1923

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Bomb Dropped from Airplane

Edward Steichen, 1918

Mine Craters, Combres Hill (scene of some of bitterest fighting of the war, an active sector for four years)

Mine Craters, Combres Hill (scene of some of bitterest fighting of the war, an active sector for four years)

Edward Steichen, 1918

German front line trenches (St. Mihiel Sector). Dark zig-zag line, trenches and white edge to trench is excavated earth. (Note trenches running through the woods), N.W. Limey

German front line trenches (St. Mihiel Sector). Dark zig-zag line, trenches and white edge to trench is excavated earth. (Note trenches running through the woods), N.W. Limey

Edward Steichen, 1918

Untitled (Boy, Advertising, Eastman Kodak)

Untitled (Boy, Advertising, Eastman Kodak)

Edward Steichen, 1928

Camps des Romains (St. Mihiel)

Camps des Romains (St. Mihiel)

Edward Steichen, 1918

Fort Alvensleben (near Metz)

Fort Alvensleben (near Metz)

Edward Steichen, 1918

Photography from 20,000 ft. Small specks on road are troops. The number of troops in this particular movement was calculated exactly from this set of photographs. (The weather was dull when picture was taken and troops did not see airplane, otherwise an effort would have been made to conceal them)

Photography from 20,000 ft. Small specks on road are troops. The number of troops in this particular movement was calculated exactly from this set of photographs. (The weather was dull when picture was taken and troops did not see airplane, otherwise an effort would have been made to conceal them)

Edward Steichen, 1918

Helen Morgan

Helen Morgan

Edward Steichen, 1927

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

Untitled

Untitled

Edward Steichen, 1935