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The Flatiron by Edward Steichen — VisualArtsDB

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The Flatiron

Edward Steichen

1905

Medium: Letterpress halftone (three-color)
Dimensions: 8 1/4 × 6 5/16" (20.9 × 16.0 cm)
Genre: photograph
Museum: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

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A Photographic Map of Roads and Trench System in the Forest of Apremont, Region of Apremont

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Paul Warburg

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Edward Steichen, 1923

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Edward Steichen, 1930

Greta Garbo and John Gilbert

Greta Garbo and John Gilbert

Edward Steichen, 1928

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Edward Steichen, 1918

Walter Lippmann

Walter Lippmann

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Concrete Landing Platform for Airplanes at Puxieux (Each Strip About 50 ft. Wide by 250 ft. Long). Crescent Shape Mass was Formed by the Pile of Broken Concrete when the Platform was Removed. Altitude 15,000 ft., Puxieux

Concrete Landing Platform for Airplanes at Puxieux (Each Strip About 50 ft. Wide by 250 ft. Long). Crescent Shape Mass was Formed by the Pile of Broken Concrete when the Platform was Removed. Altitude 15,000 ft., Puxieux

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)

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Edward Steichen, 1918

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Edward Steichen, 1930

Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Joan Crawford

Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Joan Crawford

Edward Steichen, 1931

John Barrymore in "Hamlet"

John Barrymore in "Hamlet"

Edward Steichen, 1923