Window: Wood, Glass, Snow 1923

"Window: Wood, Glass, Snow" is a 1923 photograph by Alfred Stieglitz, a prominent figure in the Photo-Secession movement. The image, now housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, captures a simple window covered in snow, highlighting the beauty found in everyday objects. Stieglitz's keen eye for detail and his use of sharp contrasts create a striking visual experience. The photograph exemplifies the movement's focus on straight photography, emphasizing the inherent beauty of the subject without manipulation.