1963

Edward Steichen (Bruce Davidson, 1963)

Bruce Davidson (1933) made Edward Steichen. It dates from 1963. It measures 34 × 23 cm.

  • 1963
  • 34 × 23 cm
Edward Steichen by Bruce Davidson, 1963
Edward Steichen by Bruce Davidson, 1963.

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Edward Steichen, in brief

Title
Edward Steichen
Artist
Bruce Davidson (1933)
Artist born in
Oak Park, United States of America
Date
1963
Dimensions
34 × 23 cm

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When was "Edward Steichen" made?

"Edward Steichen" by Bruce Davidson was created in 1963.

What are the dimensions of the original "Edward Steichen" by Bruce Davidson?

"Edward Steichen" measures 34 x 23 cm in its original form. Original dimensions are a useful reference when choosing a reproduction size.

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Who created "Edward Steichen"?

"Edward Steichen" is attributed to Bruce Davidson.

What was Bruce Davidson's age when "Edward Steichen" was created?

Bruce Davidson made "Edward Steichen" at the age of 30. The artist was born in 1933 and the work is dated 1963.

About the artist, Bruce Davidson

Bruce Davidson

1933, United States of America

Bruce Davidson

Early Life and Artistic Awakening Bruce Landon Davidson, born in Oak Park, Illinois, in 1933, embarked on a photographic journey that would indelibly mark the landscape of American documentary photography. His story isn’t one of immediate artistic calling, but rather a gradual unfolding nurtured by familial support and early exploration. At the tender age of ten, his mother thoughtfully constructed a darkroom within their basement—a pivotal act that ignited a lifelong passion. This wasn't merely access to equipment; it was an invitation into a world of light, shadow, and creative control.

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