Imogen Cunningham

American Photographer · 1883–1976

9 works on LinkedCulture

Imogen Cunningham decided to become a photographer after seeing the photographs of Gertrude Käsebier. Cunningham grew up in the Pacific Northwest, worked for two years in Edward Curtis's studio, and later operated a successful photography studio in Seattle, Washington. In 1915 she married the painter Roi Partridge and moved to San Francisco. Cunningham's nude studies of Partridge in the northern C

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Works

Alfred Stieglitz, the Photographer in his gallery, An American Place, New York

Alfred Stieglitz, the Photographer in his gallery, An American Place, New York

Getty Museum · negative 1934; print 1950s

[Bust-length portrait of Gertrude Walsh]

[Bust-length portrait of Gertrude Walsh]

Getty Museum · 1913

[Bust-length portrait of Gertrude Walsh]

[Bust-length portrait of Gertrude Walsh]

Getty Museum · 1913

[Full-length portrait from behind of Gertrude Walsh]

[Full-length portrait from behind of Gertrude Walsh]

Getty Museum · 1913

[Half-length portrait of Gertrude Walsh with Flowers]

[Half-length portrait of Gertrude Walsh with Flowers]

Getty Museum · 1913

Poplar Leaf

Poplar Leaf

Getty Museum · 1940s–1950s

[Profile portrait of Gertrude Walsh]

[Profile portrait of Gertrude Walsh]

Getty Museum · 1913

[The Altar]

[The Altar]

Getty Museum · 1913

[Three-Quarter Length Portrait of Gertrude Walsh]

[Three-Quarter Length Portrait of Gertrude Walsh]

Getty Museum · 1913