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Admission for everyone is always free! Check here for current hours and more.

Visit The Museum Staff Publications Special Event Rental

A concrete cantilevered building against blue sky and green landscaping

Collections arrow_back

The Johnson Museum holds more than 40,000 works in its collection from around the world.

Search All Africa Asia and Pacific Australia, New Guinea, and New Zealand Europe North America South America New to the Collection

Museum gallery with art from China

Exhibitions arrow_back

Check out what’s on view this season at the Museum and look back through our history.

On View Upcoming Past

A museum interior space with paintings and concrete walls and stairs

Events arrow_back

Free events for everyone, plus special programs for students, families, and more!

Upcoming Past

A concrete-walled lobby with windows, a tiled floor, and a circular desk

Learn arrow_back

The Johnson Museum actively contributes to the intellectual life of our campus and community.

Students Faculty and Instructors Kids Teachers Initiatives

The top of a concrete spiral staircase with a wooden railing

Support arrow_back

Help the Johnson Museum continue its legacy by making a gift today.

Membership Annual Fund Support Our Campaign Donating Artwork Planned Giving Museum Advisory Council

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Alfred Stieglitz, Alice Boughton, James Craig Annan, George Davison

(British, 1864–1946)

Camera Work, No. 26

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Object Details

Artist

Alfred Stieglitz, Alice Boughton, James Craig Annan, George Davison

Date

1909

Dimensions

Overall: 12 × 8 1/2 inches (30.5 × 21.6 cm)

Credit Line

Gift of Edward D. Klein, Class of 1972, MBA 1973, and Muriel Klein, Class of 1972

Object
Number

83.131.003.009

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