Alfred Stieglitz
Alfred Stieglitz pioneered the style of straight photography, starting in the early 1900s. This style became famous for its realistic depiction of subjects, characterized by sharp focus, precise detail, and strong composition. Stieglitz's work captured the urban landscape and everyday life, reflecting the modern world. He played a significant role in elevating photography to the status of fine art through his promotion and advocacy. His photographs from 1900-1920s had a profound influence on the future of photography.
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