America & Alfred Stieglitz. A Collective Portrait.

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Remarkable collection of essays assembled in 1934 as a tribute to Alfred Stieglitz on the occasion of his seventieth birthday. After forty-five years, it remains the most eloquent record of his unparalleled impact on the course of American culture.

CONTENTS :
PART ONE
1. William Carlos Williams: The American Background ;
2. Lewis Mumford: The Metropolitan Milieu ;
3. Paul Rosenfeld: The Boy in the Dark Room ;
4. R. Child Bayley: Photography Before Stieglitz ;
5. Herbert J. Seligmann: 291: A Vision Through Photography ;
6. Dorothy Norman: An American Place ;
PART TWO
7. Ralph Flint: Post-Impressionism ;
8. Harold Rugg: The Artist and the Great Transition ;
9. Evelyn Howard: The Significance of Stieglitz for the Philosophy of Science ;
10. Waldo Frank: The New World in Stieglitz ;
Portfolio ;
VARIATIONS ON THE THEME
11. Elizabeth McCausland: Stieglitz and the American Tradition ;
THE MAN AND THE PLACE
12. John Marin: The Man and the Place ;
13. Marsden Hartley: 291-and the Brass Bowl ;
14. Arthur G. Dove: A Different One ;
15. Charles Demuth: Lighthouses and Fog ;
16. Jennings Tofel: A Portrait ;
17. Edna Bryner: An American Experience ;
18. Dorothy Brett: The Room ;
19. Victoria Ocampo: A Witness ;
20. Harold Clurman: Alfred Stieglitz and the Group Idea ;
21. Gertrude Stein: Stieglitz ;
PHOTOGRAPHY
22. Paul Strand: Alfred Stieglitz and a Machine ;
23. Evelyn Scott: A Note on the Esthetic Significance of Photography ;
CITY PLOWMAN
24. Jean Toomer: The Hill ;
25. Sherwood Anderson: City Plowman ;
CHRONOLOGY ;
List of Exhibitions ;
Selected Bibliography ;
Notes on Contributors ;
Index.