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An American photographer and modern art promoter, was instrumental over his 50 year career in making photography and accepted art form

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1893, printed in 1911

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Helped establish photography as a fine art, in the 1930s he helped create the photo leauge

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1915, Paul strand was introduced to Alfred Stieglitz by his teacher and was introduced to the latest european trends

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20th century american photographer who has been called "the most innovative and influential photographers" and "one of the masters of the 20th century."

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Edward weston uses ambient light to bring a palpable sense of touch to his photography

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A German-American photographer best known for his photographs of China Town in San Francisco, the 1906 San Francisco earth quake and his portraits of well known people.

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Arnold Genthe, 1895-1908, shortly after arriving to California, Arnold started wondering the streets of chinatown with a hidden camera hoping to record some of the old traditions

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An American Painter and a photographer and was recognized as one of the founders of American modernism developing a "quasi-photographic" style of painting

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This photograph was made at bucks county Pennsylvania, home that Charles Sheeler shared with fellow painter and photographer Morton Schamberg

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An American sociologist and photographer, Hine used his camera as a tool for social reform. His photographs were instrumental in changing child labor laws

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In 1908 Lewis hine accepted his position as chief investigator for the national child labor committee, a private organization founded in 1904