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Between 1922 and 1935, Alfred Stieglitz made more than 200 photographs that he called Equivalents. He wrote to a poet friend, Hart Crane, about them that “there is more of the really abstract in some ‘representation’ than in most of the dead representations of the so-called abstract so fashionable now.”
Stieglitz Series. Equivalents. In the summer of 1922, Alfred Stieglitz began to take photographs of clouds, tilting his read more. Stieglitz Series. Lake George. In the late 1880s, Alfred Stieglitz’s father bought a large property on Lake George in read more. Stieglitz Series. Late Work
Stieglitz Series. Equivalents. In the summer of 1922, Alfred Stieglitz began to take photographs of clouds, tilting his read more. Stieglitz Series. Lake George. In the late 1880s, Alfred Stieglitz’s father bought a large property on Lake George in read more. Stieglitz Series. Late Work
28 apr 2014 · 28 April 2014 Aric. Here’s a quote from Alfred Stieglitz referring to his series of cloud photographs which he called “Equivalents”. “My cloud photographs are equivalents of my most profound life experiences, my basic philosophy of life. All art is an equivalent of the artist’s most profound life experiences.”. – Alfred Stieglitz.
Stieglitz, a pioneer of modern photographic vision, was a spiritual descendant of the German Romantics. He reread Goethe's Faust every summer, and often escaped his Fifth Avenue gallery "291" to attend Wagner matinées at the Metropolitan Opera.
509: New York City, 1920s. Nov 14, 2020–Nov 26, 2023. 4 other works identified
1 ott 2019 · El fotógrafo, gracias a la teoría de la equivalencia, tiene el poder de contar sus historias jugando con los objetos como los escritores lo hacen con las palabras. Una nube de Stieglitz, que se puede contemplar en cualquier posición, puede hablar de la depresión, de la alegría o de un fuerte deseo sexual. Equivalents.
