Along the Seine 1894

Alfred Stieglitz's "Along the Seine" (1894) is a striking photogravure that captures a moment of animal interaction along the banks of the Seine River. The photograph showcases Stieglitz's early style, characterized by his keen eye for capturing natural light and fleeting moments in the landscape. The print's soft tones and subtle contrasts create a sense of tranquility, highlighting the natural beauty of the scene and showcasing Stieglitz's mastery of the photogravure process. The image depicts two goats engaged in a playful encounter, their forms silhouetted against the hazy background of trees and water, emphasizing the interplay of light and shadow. This work demonstrates Stieglitz's artistic sensibility, capturing the essence of the natural world through his masterful use of photography.