Equivalents

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Equivalents is Alfred Stieglitz’s influential series of abstract cloud photographs, considered among the first intentionally non-representational works in the history of photography.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abstract photography
artwork series
photographic series
artisticConcept equivalence between visual forms and emotional or spiritual states
artisticIntent to create non-representational images using clouds
to express inner feelings and states of mind
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Alfred Stieglitz NERFINISHED
creatorNationality American
creatorOccupation gallerist
photographer
documentationLanguage English
endTime 1930s
exhibitedAt An American Place gallery NERFINISHED
various museums of modern art
genre abstract photography
hasAuthor Alfred Stieglitz NERFINISHED
hasCriticalReception considered a key work in establishing photography as a modern art form
widely regarded as a landmark in the history of photography
hasNumberOfWorks dozens of individual prints
hasPart individual gelatin silver prints
hasTheme abstraction
emotional expression
relationship between nature and inner life
spirituality in art
hasTitleLanguage English
inception circa 1922
influenced conceptual photography
later abstract photographers
influencedBy Symbolism NERFINISHED
modernist abstraction in painting
locationOfCreation Lake George, New York NERFINISHED
New York NERFINISHED
mainSubject clouds
sky
medium black-and-white photography
gelatin silver print
movement modernism
notableFor being among the first intentionally non-representational photographic works
exploring emotional and spiritual expression through clouds
influencing the development of abstract photography
partOf Alfred Stieglitz’s late photographic work
photographicTechnique careful framing to eliminate horizon and context
short exposure times to capture cloud forms
relatedWork Alfred Stieglitz’s Lake George photographs NERFINISHED
The Steerage NERFINISHED
startTime 1920s

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Alfred Stieglitz notableWork Equivalents
Vik Muniz notableWork Equivalents