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Stieglitz believed in Photography as fine art and he worked to promote that idea. The creator of two periodicals, Camera Notes and Camera Work, Stieglitz co-founded the group Photo-Secession along with Edward Steichen and others. He was introduced to the work of a young female artist, Georgia O'Keeffe, in 1916. Immediately impressed with her work, he exhibited ten of her paintings. O'Keeffe, who had not been consulted about the exhibit, met with Stieglitz and agreed to let him continue to show the paintings. Their association grew from there. Eventually they married.

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Alfred Stieglitz was famous for many things. Most of the things he was famous for centered on his work in photography. He created two periodicals focused on photography and co-founded a famous group related to the art.

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The style of photography produced by Alfred Stieglitz was modern art. Stieglitz was the husband of the famous painter, Georgia O'Keeffe.

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Many, among these are:

  • 8x10 Deardorf for studio type pictures
  • Outdoors he used a Graflex SLR
  • Folmer and Schwing 4x5 plate film camera
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