American Pictorial Photography, Series Two

1901

Various Artists

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Various Artists

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This is a photograph of a green book cover with an embossed emblem. The cover is a textured green fabric material with an emblem embossed in a darker shade at the center featuring the words "The Camera Club" along with an illustration, and the words "New York" below it. There's a darker stain in the lower-left section, and a ribbon-like closure mechanism visible on the right edge. The fabric shows wear and minor imperfections.

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Artwork overview

  • Medium

    portfolio of 18 photogravures (incomplete) housed in green cloth-covered case with printed list of plates

  • Credit Line

    Anonymous Gift

  • Dimensions

    overall: 39.37 × 29.85 × 0.64 cm (15 1/2 × 11 3/4 × 1/4 in.)

  • Accession Number

    2002.120.31-40

Associated Artworks

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The image depicts a person from the waist up, seated upright and facing the camera. The individual has dark, wavy hair and wears an ornate hat with feathers and flowers. They have a high-collared blouse with a white scarf, and a patterned jacket with stars. The background is plain and dark.

Portrait of Miss Jones

Frank Eugene

1901

The image shows a black and white photograph of a person's head and shoulders in profile. The person has defined facial features, a straight nose, and closed lips. The hair is medium length and framing the face. The individual is wearing a garment with a textured collar around the neck. There are no visible jewelry or objects being held. The background is dark, contrasting with the illuminated profile. The photograph is mounted on light brown paper with a signature in the bottom right corner.

Lady of Charlotte

Frank Eugene

1901

The image shows five children in a room. Three girls in dresses stand in the center holding hands, forming an arch. One child sits on the floor holding a doll, and another child stands near a piano or desk. The children have neatly styled hair and the room is well-furnished with a clock, framed portraits on the walls, and polished flooring.

The Dance

Rudolf Eickemeyer

1901

Artwork history & notes

Provenance

Private collection; gift to NGA, 2002.

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