1951

Effect at Sunset (Kathleen McEnery, 1951)

Kathleen McEnery (1885–1971) made Effect at Sunset. It dates from 1951. It measures 24 × 19 cm.

  • 1951
  • 24 × 19 cm
Effect at Sunset by Kathleen McEnery, 1951
Effect at Sunset by Kathleen McEnery, 1951.

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Effect at Sunset, in brief

Title
Effect at Sunset
Artist
Kathleen McEnery (1885–1971)
Artist born in
Brooklyn, United States
Date
1951
Dimensions
24 × 19 cm

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When was "Effect at Sunset" made?

"Effect at Sunset" dates from 1951. The date places the work within Kathleen McEnery's career and its era.

What are the dimensions of the original "Effect at Sunset" by Kathleen McEnery?

The original "Effect at Sunset" by Kathleen McEnery measures 24 x 19 cm.

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Regarding copyright, "Effect at Sunset" is still protected by copyright.

Who is the artist behind "Effect at Sunset"?

How old was Kathleen McEnery when creating "Effect at Sunset" in 1951?

Kathleen McEnery was 66 years old when creating "Effect at Sunset" in 1951. The age is computed from the artist's birth year, 1885.

Is "Effect at Sunset" by Kathleen McEnery in the public domain, and why?

"Effect at Sunset" by Kathleen McEnery is still protected by copyright. Copyright terms are measured from the artist's death, and Kathleen McEnery died in 1971.

About the artist, Kathleen McEnery

Kathleen McEnery

1885–1971, United States

Kathleen McEnery

Early Life and Artistic Awakening Imogen Cunningham, a pioneering force in American photography, was born on April 12, 1883, in Portland, Oregon, into a large family of ten children. Her early life, marked by a move to Seattle in 1889, fostered an independent spirit and a keen observational eye. Though formal art education wasn’t prioritized within her upbringing, Cunningham pursued lessons independently, demonstrating an innate artistic inclination from a young age. A pivotal moment arrived in 1901 when, at the age of eighteen, she acquired her first camera – a 4x5 inch view camera purchased through mail order.

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