Peggy Davidson 1922

"Peggy Davidson" is a 1922 photograph by Alfred Stieglitz, a prominent figure in the Photo-Secession movement. The image features a young girl, Peggy, in a simple white dress and hat, holding two small objects, possibly acorns or stones, in her hands. Stieglitz's signature style of soft focus and intimate composition is evident in this portrait, which captures the innocence and wonder of childhood. The photograph showcases the artistic potential of photography as a medium for capturing human emotion and beauty.