
Ruth St. Denis, Wien, 1907-08

images that haunt us


Stereoscopic pair of photographs [50 (9059)] from a collection of 36 stereoscopic views of Burma, one of a series of “stereoscopic tours” of foreign countries published as part of the Underwood Travel Library. This is a general view of the “Golden Rock” pagoda, a stupa built on top of a massive boulder resting precariously on a hillside 20 km (12 miles) away from Kyaikto. | src British Library; also on wikimedia commons




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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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The First Modern Fashion Photography Shoot. Paul Poiret by Edward Steichen, 1911
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In 1911, publisher Lucien Vogel dared photographer Edward Steichen to promote fashion as a fine art in his work. Steichen responded by snapping photos of gowns designed by leading French fashion designer Paul Poiret, hauntingly backlit and shot at inventive angles.
The photographs were published in the April 1911 issue of the magazine Art et Décoration. According to historian Jesse Alexander, the occasion is:
“now considered to be the first ever modern fashion photography shoot,”
The garments were imaged as much for their artistic quality as their formal appearance

Edward Steichen, L’Art de la Robe by Paul Poiret in Art et Décoration, 1911 via

Edward Steichen, L’Art de la Robe by Paul Poiret in Art et Décoration, 1911 via

Edward Steichen, L’Art de la Robe by Paul Poiret in Art et Décoration, 1911 via

Edward Steichen, L’Art de la Robe by Paul Poiret in Art et Décoration, 1911 via

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Études de Marines, ca. 1900
Photographer: Neurdein Frères (1863 – 1915)

Jessie Banfield :: Crouching Nude, ca. 1900 | src SF Camera Work 2018 Benefit Auction | via
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Herbert George Ponting :: Penguins and Iceberg, Antarctica, 1911-1913. Photographed during the British Antarctic Expedition of 1911-1913 [Scott Expedition]. | src
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The beach at Old Orchard, Maine. Ocean Pier and Hotel Velvet, ca. 1900. | src librar-y

Joan Vilatobà ::
Sense títol | Untitled, circa 1903-1905 | src l’oeil de la photographie
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