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[Mrs. Arthur Gordon Bowman, formerly Miss Electra Waggoner, in Wedding Gown by Hattie Carnegie for "Vogue"]
Creator
Edward SteichenAmerican Photographer · 1879–1973
All works by this person →> The camera is a witness of objects, places, and events... The technical process simply serves as a vehicle of transcription and not as the art. > --Edward Steichen Edward Steichen became interested in photography at age sixteen. Influenced by the atmosphere of moonlight that came to characterize his early Pictorialist photographs, he also painted. Upon turning twenty-one, he left for Europe by w
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- 1933
- Medium
- Gelatin silver print
- Culture
- American
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- f1d47c0c-c8c2-43e9-8f88-fd18ed391b9b
Full length portrait of a woman, Mrs. Arthur Gordon Bowman, wearing a satin wedding dress with a long train. Panels of lace and tulle extend from the shoulders to the floor. Her headpiece also has tulle flowing past her shoulders.She is holding a bouquet of flowers.
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