Emil C. Zoler 1912 - 1913

Alfred Stieglitz, a prominent American photographer, captured Emil C. Zoler in a candid portrait, circa 1912-1913. Zoler, a fellow artist and friend of Stieglitz, appears in a relaxed pose, leaning against a doorjamb, his arms crossed and a cigarette in his hand. The stark lighting and simple composition of the photo are characteristic of Stieglitz's style, showcasing his focus on capturing the essence of his subjects. "Emil C. Zoler" is a striking example of Stieglitz's pioneering work in 20th-century photography, emphasizing both the technical and artistic aspects of the medium.