Pictorial Photographs. A Record of the Photographic Salon of 1896. In Eighteen Plates Reproduced in Photogravure
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Title: Pictorial Photographs. A Record of the Photographic Salon of 1896. In Eighteen Plates Reproduced in Photogravure
Artist:
Paul Bergon (French, 1863–1912)
Artist:
Janet Reid
Artist:
Eustace G. Calland (British)
Artist:
Ernest R. Ashton (British, 1867–1952)
Artist:
William Crooke (British, born Scotland)
Artist:
Lionel C. Bennett (British)
Artist:
Alfred Stieglitz (American, Hoboken, New Jersey 1864–1946 New York)
Artist:
Henry Van der Weyde
Artist:
Paul Martin
Artist:
Emile Joachim Constant Puyo (French, 1857–1933)
Artist:
Henry Peach Robinson (British, Ludlow, Shropshire 1830–1901 Tunbridge Wells, Kent)
Artist:
Hans Watzek (Austrian, 1848–1903)
Artist:
W. Thomas (British)
Artist:
Heinrich Kühn (Austrian (born Germany), Dresden 1866–1944 Birgitz)
Artist:
Robert Demachy (French, 1859–1936)
Artist:
Alfred Horsley Hinton (British, 1863–1908)
Artist:
Alfred Maskell
Author:
Walter L. Colls (British)
Date: 1880s
Medium: Photogravures
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Gift of Alfred Stieglitz, 1922, transferred from the Library
Object Number: 1991.1073.96
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