Winter, New York c. 1893 - 1932

"Winter, New York" is a photogravure print by Alfred Stieglitz, a prominent figure in the Photo-Secession movement, dating back to 1893-1932. The photo depicts a snow-covered New York City street, showcasing the artist's mastery of capturing urban landscapes. The starkness of the snowy scene, accentuated by the sharp lines of buildings and lampposts, highlights the beauty of everyday life and the artistic potential of photography. The use of photogravure, a printing technique popular in the late 19th century, enhances the richness of the image's textures and details.