Ethel Tyrrell 1926

"Ethel Tyrrell" is a 1926 photograph by Alfred Stieglitz, a pioneer of modern photography. This intimate portrait captures the lower legs and feet of Ethel Tyrrell, a friend and muse of Stieglitz, in a candid moment. The image showcases Stieglitz's signature style, characterized by a direct, unadorned approach that emphasizes the raw beauty of everyday life. The cropped composition and close-up framing draw attention to the subtle details of the subject's form, revealing the artist's keen observation and appreciation for the human body.