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

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Camera Work, No. 44

Camera Work, No. 44

Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Steichen, Alfred Stieglitz, Anne W. Brigman, Abraham Walkowitz

The Terminal—New York

The Terminal—New York

Alfred Stieglitz

The Steerage

The Steerage

Alfred Stieglitz

“291” No 5-6, New York, 291, July – August, 1915

Francis Picabia, Alfred Stieglitz

Camera Work, No. 47

Camera Work, No. 47

Alfred Stieglitz

” 291 “, Special edition, New York

Alfred Stieglitz

“391” No 7, Puertaferrisa , 391, August, 1917

Alfred Stieglitz

“291” No 2, New York, 291, April 1915

Alfred Stieglitz

“291” No 4, New York, 291, June 1915

Alfred Stieglitz

“291” No 9, New York, 291, Nov. 1915

Alfred Stieglitz

The city of ambition

The city of ambition

Alfred Stieglitz

Camera Work, No. 46

Camera Work, No. 46

Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Burty Haviland, Marius de Zayas, Frederick H. Pratt

“291” No 12, New York, 291, Feb. 1916

Alfred Stieglitz

“291” Announcement of the Opening of its Gallery, The Modern Gallery, 500 Fifth Avenue, New York, Oct. 7, 1915

Alfred Stieglitz

Camera Work., Special Number

Camera Work., Special Number

Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Cézanne, Pablo Picasso, Francis Picabia, Vincent van Gogh

“391” No 1, Puertaferrisa , 391, 25 Jan., 1917

Alfred Stieglitz

“391” No 3, Puertaferrisa , 391, 1 March, 1917

Alfred Stieglitz

“391” No 2, Puertaferrisa , 391, 10 Feb., 1917

Alfred Stieglitz

Nearing land

Nearing land

Alfred Stieglitz

Camera Work, No. 26

Camera Work, No. 26

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

Camera Work, No. 29

Camera Work, No. 29

Alfred Stieglitz, George Henry Seeley, Marius de Zayas

Camera Work, No. 30

Camera Work, No. 30

Alfred Stieglitz, Frank Eugene

Camera Work, No. 31

Camera Work, No. 31

Alfred Stieglitz, Frank Eugene

“291” No 1, New York, 291, March 1915

Alfred Stieglitz

“291” No 3, New York, 291, May 1915

Alfred Stieglitz

“291” No 10-11, New York, 291, Dec. 1915 – Jan. 1916

Alfred Stieglitz

Winter, Fifth Avenue

Winter, Fifth Avenue

Alfred Stieglitz

Camera Work, No. 37

Camera Work, No. 37

Alfred Stieglitz, David Octavius Hill

Camera Work, No. 48

Camera Work, No. 48

Alfred Stieglitz, Frank Eugene, Paul Strand, Francis Joseph Bruguière

“TNT”, New York, TNT, March, 1919

Alfred Stieglitz

“Rongwrong”

Alfred Stieglitz

Camera Work, No. 18

Camera Work, No. 18

Alfred Stieglitz, George Davison, Sarah Choate Sears

The Flat Iron—New York

The Flat Iron—New York

Alfred Stieglitz

Camera Work, No. 38

Camera Work, No. 38

Alfred Stieglitz, Anne W. Brigman, Karl Struss

Camera Work, No. 20

Camera Work, No. 20

Alfred Stieglitz, George Henry Seeley, William Whetten Renwick

Camera Work, No. 32

Camera Work, No. 32

Alfred Stieglitz, James Craig Annan, Clarence Husdon White, Edward Gordon Craig

Camera Work, No. 25

Camera Work, No. 25

Alfred Stieglitz, Anne W. Brigman

Camera Work, No. 21

Camera Work, No. 21

Alfred Stieglitz, Alvin Langdon Coburn

Camera Work, No. 19

Camera Work, No. 19

Alfred Stieglitz, James Craig Annan

Camera Work, No. 33

Camera Work, No. 33

Alfred Stieglitz, Heinrich Kühn

Camera Work, No. 15

Camera Work, No. 15

Alfred Stieglitz, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Edward Steichen, George Henry Seeley, George Bernard Shaw

Camera Work, No. 17

Camera Work, No. 17

Alfred Stieglitz, Joseph T. Keiley, James Montgomery Flagg, F. Benedict Herzog, Arthur Radclyffe Dugmore

Camera Work, No. 41

Camera Work, No. 41

Alfred Stieglitz, Julia Margaret Cameron

Camera Work, No. 16

Camera Work, No. 16

Alfred Stieglitz, Robert Demachy, Constant Puyo, Renee Le Beque

Camera Work, No. 39

Camera Work, No. 39

Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Burty Haviland, John Marin, Marius de Zayas, H. (Harold) Mortimer-Lamb, Manolo

Camera Work, No. 40

Camera Work, No. 40

Alfred Stieglitz, Baron Adolf de Meyer

“391” No 4, Puertaferrisa , 391, 25 March, 1917

Alfred Stieglitz

Georgia O'Keeffe: A portrait

Georgia O’Keeffe: A portrait

Alfred Stieglitz

Daughter Kitty Stieglitz and Edward Steichen

Daughter Kitty Stieglitz and Edward Steichen

Alfred Stieglitz

Torso, Miss Thompson

Torso, Miss Thompson

Clarence Husdon White, Alfred Stieglitz

The hand of man

The hand of man

Alfred Stieglitz

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