Emmeline Stieglitz c. 1907

"Emmeline Stieglitz" is a portrait photograph taken by Alfred Stieglitz, circa 1907. It depicts his wife, Emmeline, in a close-up shot, showcasing her contemplative gaze and the texture of her knitted sweater. The image highlights Stieglitz's mastery of Pictorialism, a photographic movement that embraced soft focus, tonal range, and artistic composition. This intimate portrayal exemplifies the aesthetic of the early 20th-century photography movement, emphasizing the emotional and psychological aspects of the subject.