Re: Pond-moonrise (was: Re: Steichen image in April's 'Vanity Fair'
On Mar 17, 2009, at 7:20 PM, Keith Schreiber wrote: The entry in the exhibition catalog says it's the one from the Met. FWIW, it also describes it as a "platinum print with yellow and blue-green pigment". Keith, I found a citation that this print was reproduced in that exhibition catalog, plate 172. I don't suppose we'd be lucky enough that it was reproduced in color? It's also said to be reproduced in Joel Smith's "Edward Steichen: The Early Years" pl 26. And in Homer, "Alfred Stieglitz and the Photo-Secession." pl 60. It's also wrongly cited to Longwell's Steichen: The Master Prints, pl 35, but that's the MoMA print, not the Met print. I've already searched all my sources, and the only reproduction I have of that particular print (in Naef) is black and white. I also can't find any reproduction online of the print, other than the one on the Met site. Thanks, if anyone can produce or describe any color reproductions of this print. Katharine
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