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[Disintegrating Icebox and Landscape, Cornell, California]
Creator
Edmund TeskeAmerican Photographer · 1911–1996
All works by this person →Edmund Teske credited a grammar school teacher with inspiring his interest in photography. He received his first box camera around 1920. During his adolescence he studied drawing, painting, and music; when he graduated from high school, he built his own darkroom in the basement of the family home. In 1934 Teske took a position as an assistant in a commercial photographic studio in Chicago. He went
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- 1954
- Medium
- Gelatin silver print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- c2e4b8e9-b4de-464b-be6e-fb040e676b01
Abstract study and landscape an abandoned icebox at Cornell, California.
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