Cary Ross 1932

"Cary Ross" is a 1932 photograph by Alfred Stieglitz, a prominent figure in American photography. The photograph is a close-up portrait of the artist Cary Ross, showing him sitting in a chair with his head tilted slightly toward the viewer. The stark black and white tones and sharp focus are characteristic of Stieglitz's style, known for its emphasis on capturing the essence of the subject. Stieglitz's portraiture often captured his subjects in a direct, unadorned manner, revealing their character and emotions in a subtle and profound way. The photograph is a fine example of his artistic vision and the impact it had on the development of photography as a fine art.