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Alvin Langdon Coburn, using pictorialism, he was one of the photographers who took the portraits of celebrities. He also met Edward Steichen, who was his inspiration to start doing photography.

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Alvin was known for his nonobjective photographs, which he soon called them "votographs".  Votographs are photographs taken to resemble the looks of cubism, which is the photo above that was taken in 1917.

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Edward was the main pioneer of pictorialism and led the movement in the early 1900's to 1937.

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One of Edward Steichen's most famous photos. He wanted to show the art world that photography can be a form of art. Taken in 1928.

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After the 1920s, pictorialism started to die out and instead started to form modernism. It mainly died out after WWII. Rarely anyone was using pictorialism but unlike Alvin Langdon Coburn, he was still able to create pictorialist photographs in the late 50s and 60s. Above is "Reflections" by Alvin and it was taken in 1962.