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Rondal Partridge • The Eye, 1953

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Edward Steichen  •  The Brooklyn Bridge, 1903
Philippe Halsman • Sharon Tate, 1966
Edwin Bower Hesser • Esther Ralston (Follies girl and silent actress) 1926
Albert Walter Witzel • Melva Cornell, 1930

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Saul Leiter • In my room, 1949
Alphonse Mucha Studio Photograph, 1880
Mucha began to take photographs in the early 1880's, in Vienna, with a borrowed camera. It was not until he had gained some recognition in Paris and sufficient funds that he purchased his first camera. Mucha’s photographic output grew dramatically after his move to a large studio in the rue du Val de Grâce in 1896. In the new studio, where he had considerably more light thanks to large windows and a glass ceiling, he photographed on a virtually daily basis.Â
Between 1896 and the early 1900s Mucha made a remarkable series of photographs of the models posing for him. The use of photography as an inexpensive medium for preliminary studies was common among Mucha’s Parisian contemporaries. However, Mucha’s photographs are more than just an alternative to sketches because they also capture the inimitable atmosphere of Mucha’s studio, a world of art in its own right. It was in his studio that that Mucha entertained countless Parisian artists, writers and musicians. It was also the setting for one of the earliest cinematic projections given by the Lumière brothers, whom Mucha had met in 1895, and for psychic experiments with Camille Flammarion and Albert de Rochas.Â
In the background of the studies of models, examples of Mucha’s work may be seen, surrounded by his collection of objets d’art, books and furniture, many of which survive to this day.
The majority of Mucha’s Parisian photographs were not taken for a specific project, however, some photographs were obviously directed, with his friends and models posing as characters for book illustration. Later this practice grew into a part of his experimentation with his models to express his philosophical ideas through theatrical poses and gestures.
Mucha’s theatrical approach culminated in his preparatory work for the "Slav Epic" canvases. Before working on each canvas Mucha produced numerous staged photographs documenting costumed models posing under his "theater" directions. From these photographs he selected appropriate images and synthesized them to create a complicated historical event on a single canvas.
Max Dupain • Nude in Sunlight, 1937
Franz Schensky • Beach with waves, 1930
Arnold Genthe • Elizabeth Duncan, 1929

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1916 Autochrome of a French-Chinese young lady in colonial Vietnam. From Pinterest.
Joan Vilatobà • ¿En qué lugar del cielo te encontraré? (Where in the sky will I find you?) 1904
Fratelli Alinari • Staircase of the Palazzo Vecchio tower and view of the Cathedral, 1900
René Groebli • A Couple on the Westminster Bridge, London, 1949
Alfred Grabner • Two women dancing side by side, 1930

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1921 Dancers Desha and Deltal photographed by Arnold Genthe. From The New Art Deco Art and Culture, FB.
Nichol Elliot • In the Forest of Vienna, 1919