According to photography historian Christopher Phillips, author of Steichen at War, Naval photography prior to World War II depicted “machines, equipment, ships, airplanes.” Wayne Miller ...

Edward Steichen convinced the U.S. Navy to let him gather a team of photographers to capture the men serving their country in the Pacific Ocean during World War II. Fact or Fiction? The Legend of ...

Landscapes, architecture, theater and dance, war photography—all appear in his portfolio. Born in 1879 in Luxembourg, Steichen came with his family to the United States in 1881 and started in ...

As synonymous as the word “photography” is today with the world of art ... Steichen, although he would still go under Éduard until the onset of the First World War. In April of 1900, Steichen moved ...

and destiny in the face of the Cold War. It features over 500 photographs by 273 photographers, including 40 women. Fellow photographer (and friend of Steichen) Dorothea Lange helped recruit ...