Indoors, Katwyk Possibly 1894 - 1896

"Indoors, Katwyk" is a black and white photograph by Alfred Stieglitz, likely taken between 1894 and 1896. The photograph depicts a woman seated in a chair, sewing in a simple room. The woman's pose and the quiet setting convey a sense of solitude and everyday life. Stieglitz's "straight" photographic style emphasizes the natural beauty of the subject and the scene, without manipulation. This image is considered a notable example of pictorialism, a movement in photography that sought to elevate the medium to the level of fine art.