New York from 405 E 54th Street 1936 - 1937
alfredstieglitz
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black and white photography
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sculpture
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street shot
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memorial
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black and white format
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unrealistic statue
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monochrome photography
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man-made
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monochrome
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statue
Alfred Stieglitz's "New York from 405 E 54th Street" (1936-1937) is a striking black and white photograph capturing the industrial landscape of New York City. The image showcases a partially destroyed building, its skeletal structure and tall chimney silhouetted against a hazy sky. The iconic Queensboro Bridge, a symbol of New York's progress, crosses the East River in the background, contrasting with the dilapidated building in the foreground. The image embodies Stieglitz's signature style, characterized by sharp focus and a minimalist aesthetic, highlighting the stark beauty of urban environments.
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