Bombshell at Russell Sqaure! F. Holland Day and The Royal Photographic Society

How it was that the most important early exhibition of avant
garde American pictorial photography came to be held at The
Royal Photography Society, October 1900, then considered a
bastion of photographic conservatism. Deals with conflict
between Alfred Stieglitz and Holland Day over the 'leadership'
of the new American pictorialist school.


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