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Gertrude Käsebier started pursuing photography in middle age and was soon praised by Stieglitz as “beyond dispute the leading portrait photographer in this country.” [1] In 1897 she opened a portrait studio catering to the upper crust of New York society, commanding high prices for her work thanks to her “artistic” approach.
Käsebier made this portrait of Lee’s wife, Agnes, and their daughter Peggy, almost certainly at their stylish Boston home. An exquisite description of the Victorian ideals of motherhood and femininity, reinforced by the biblical title and the print of the Annunciation on the wall behind the figures, the photograph also evokes the idyllic domesticity of the Arts and Crafts Movement.
Nacida como Gertrude Stanton en 1852 en Moines, Iowa, Estados Unidos . Casada y con tres hijos, se inició tardíamente en la fotografía profesional. Casada con Eduard Käsebier, su vida era infeliz. Impensable el divorcio en aquella época, hacían vidas separadas desde 1880, pero su marido contribuyó a sus estudios, con 37 años, de ...
28 de abr. de 2021 · Gertrude Käsebier, pioniera della fotografia è passata alla storia per i suoi bellissimi ritratti fatti ai nativi americani. Ha anche realizzato scatti indimenticabili e tenerissime immagini della maternità. È stata forse la prima donna a aprire un suo studio indipendente e a considerare il suo lavoro una vera professione di cui vivere.
Gertrude Stanton, más conocida como Gertrude Käsebier, al adoptar el apellido de su esposo Edward. Es una de las fotógrafas más influyentes del siglo 20. Reconocida por sus evocativas imágenes sobre la maternidad, sus fuertes retratos sobre americanos nativos y su promoción de la fotografía como carrera para las mujeres.
12 de may. de 2017 · The Heritage of Motherhood by Gertrude Käsebier, platinum print 1904, catalog number PG*73.15.07. The woman in both photographs is Peggy's mother, a poet and friend of the photographer named Agnes Lee. In The Heritage of Motherhood, she is placed in a vaguely desolate, gloomy space. It is a physical space but also represents emotional and ...
Gertrude Käsebier (American, 1852-1934), The Heritage of Motherhood, 1904, gum bichromate. Museums Collections, Gift of Philip B & Laura T. Shevlin. The Heritage of Motherhood demonstrates Käsebier using photography as an emotionally impactful, expressive medium. The image depicts a mother in mourning; the subject is writer Agnes Lee who had ...
