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Flashback: More of Stieglitz's New York
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Jen Carlson
Published Feb 9, 2011
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Alfred Stieglitz was integral in making photography an accepted art form, being a photographer himself, as well as gallery owner and art promoter. (He was also married to Georgia O'Keeffe!) Currently some of his work can be viewed at the Met’s Stieglitz, Steichen, and Strand exhibit (running through April 10th), where you can catch a glimpse at New York City, from above street level, changing during the early 20th century. (Here are more photos from an exhibit last year.) [via Ephemeral NY]
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