Tag: women photographers

Shona Dunlop in Cain and Abel

Margaret Michaelis (1902-1985) ~ No title [Shona Dunlop as Cain in ‘Cain and Abel’], Sydney, 1941 | src NGA
Margaret Michaelis (1902-1985) ~ No title [Shona Dunlop as Cain in ‘Cain and Abel’], Sydney, 1941 | src NGA
Margaret Michaelis (1902-1985) ~ No title [Shona Dunlop as Cain in ‘Cain and Abel’], Sydney, 1941 | src NGA
Margaret Michaelis (1902-1985) ~ No title [Shona Dunlop as Cain in ‘Cain and Abel’], Sydney, 1941 | src NGA

Ruth Bernhard Brides · 1968

Ruth Bernhard ~ Bride, 1968 | src Princeton Art Museum INV12517
Ruth Bernhard ~ Bride II, 1968 | src Princeton Art Museum INV13418
Ruth Bernhard ~ Transparent, 1968 | src cultura inquieta
Ruth Bernhard ~ Bride, 1968 (oval view) | src Princeton Art Museum INV12526

Remedios Varo and the mask

Kati Horna (1912-2000) ~ Remedios Varo with a mask by Leonora Carrington, Mexico, 1957 | src NYBooks
Kati Horna ~ Portrait of Remedios Varo [wearing a mask by Leonora Carrington], 1957 | src Princeton University Art Museum
Kati Horna ~ Remedios Varo y la máscara, 1956. Varo, posing with a mask made by Leonora Carrington | src Morton Subastas
Kati Horna ~ Surreal portrait of Remedios Varo [wearing a mask by Leonora Carrington], 1957 | src Princeton University Art Museum

Bernhard · Billie with Glass

Ruth Bernhard ~ Billie with glass, 1971 | src Princeton Art Museum INV12521
Ruth Bernhard ~ Billie with glass, 1971 | src Princeton Art Museum INV13099
Ruth Bernhard ~ Billie with glass, 1971. Platinum Print (?)
Ruth Bernhard ~ Billie with glass, 1971 | src Princeton Art Museum INV12520
Ruth Bernhard ~ Billie with glass, 1971, printed 1980 | src Swann Galleries via Luminous lint LL/65481

Ghost Rock · Laura Gilpin · 1919

Laura Gilpin (1891-1979) ~ The Ghost Rock, 1919. Platinum print. | src Amon Carter Museum of American Art
Laura Gilpin (1891-1979) ~ The Ghost Rock. Garden of the Gods; Apr. 1919. Gelatin silver print. | src Amon Carter Museum of Art
Laura Gilpin ~ The Ghost Rock; Garden of the Gods; April 1919. Gelatin silver print, slightly toned. | src Amon Carter Museum

Two lady portraits by Käsebier

Gertrude Käsebier · Untitled (Portrait of a woman with cherry blossoms), ca. 1905. Platinum print. | src Christie's
Gertrude Käsebier :: Untitled (Portrait of a woman with cherry blossoms), ca. 1905. Platinum print. | src Christie’s
Gertrude Käsebier - Untitled (Portrait of a woman with cherry blossoms), ca. 1905. Platinum print. | src Christie's
Gertrude Käsebier :: Untitled (Portrait of a woman with cherry blossoms), ca. 1905. Platinum print. | src Christie’s
Gertrude Käsebier :: Portrait of a Lady, ca. 1898. Platinum print. The image was shown at The NY Photography Virtual Fair, sponsored by The Daguerreian Society | src Lunn Ltd. [one of the hosted Dealers]
Gertrude Käsebier :: Portrait of a Lady, ca. 1898. Platinum print. The image was shown at The NY Photography Virtual Fair, sponsored by The Daguerreian Society | src Lunn Ltd. [one of the hosted Dealers]
Gertrude Käsebier :: Portrait of a Lady, ca. 1898. Platinum print. The image was shown at The NY Photography Virtual Fair, sponsored by The Daguerreian Society [full size]
Gertrude Käsebier :: Portrait of a Lady, ca. 1898. Platinum print. The image was shown at The NY Photography Virtual Fair, sponsored by The Daguerreian Society [full size]

Johnston as New Woman · 1896

Frances Benjamin Johnston ~ Self-portrait in the studio as a New Woman, 1896 (detail)

In this self-portrait the photographer Frances Benjamin Johnston poses as an independent ‘new woman.’ On the mantelpiece are six portraits she took of men (from left to right): poet Bliss Carman; A. N. Brown, likely the librarian at the U.S. Naval Academy; Henry Guston Rogers, likely the inventor and playwright Henry Gustave Rogers; architect James Rush Marshall; Smithsonian librarian Frank Phister; and L. M. McCormick, a photographer and member of the Capital Camera Club. [quoted from Library of Congress] permalink

[Frances Benjamin Johnston, full-length portrait, seated in front of fireplace, facing left, holding cigarette in one hand and a beer stein in the other, in her Washington DC studio], 1896