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Edward J. Steichen
1905
![[Brancusi's Studio], Edward J. Steichen American, born Luxembourg, Gelatin silver print](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP232898.jpg)
Edward J. Steichen
ca. 1920

Edward J. Steichen
1903, printed 1904

Clarence H. White
1902

Sarah Choate Sears
Person in Photograph Adolf de Meyer
1905

Gertrude Käsebier
1899

Frank Eugene
1907
George Seeley
1904

Clarence H. White
1899

Edward J. Steichen
1904
![[Children Fishing], William James Mullins American, Platinum print](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP279257.jpg)
William James Mullins
ca. 1900
Unknown
ca. 1905
![[The Averted Head - A Study in Flesh Tones], Joseph T. Keiley American, Platinum print](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP237361.jpg)
Joseph T. Keiley
1899

Alfred Stieglitz
1922
Marius de Zayas
1910
George Seeley
1906
Marius de Zayas
ca. 1909–10
Marius de Zayas
ca. 1908
George Seeley
1909

Johan Hagemeyer
1947

Clarence H. White
1903
Marius de Zayas
ca. 1908–9

Edward J. Steichen
Person in Photograph Alfred Stieglitz
1915

Clarence H. White
ca. 1906

Alfred Stieglitz
1910, printed before 1913

Gertrude Käsebier
1903
Karl Struss
1915
Gertrude Käsebier
1902, printed 1908
George Seeley
1909

Adolf de Meyer
ca. 1906, printed 1912

Editor Alfred Stieglitz
January 1903
Paul Haviland
1910

Robert Demachy
1903 or earlier

Pierre Troubetzkoy
Printer Alvin Langdon Coburn
1904

Alfred Stieglitz
1902, printed 1910

Adolf de Meyer
ca. 1909, printed 1912

Alfred Stieglitz
1907, printed in or before 1913

Alfred Stieglitz
1893, printed 1913 or before

Alfred Stieglitz
1893, printed 1911

Paul Strand
1913–14

Peter Henry Emerson
1886

John Marin
ca. 1912
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