Clarence H. White

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Clarence H. White was an influential early 20th-century American photographer and educator, renowned for his role in the pictorialist movement and for founding one of the first schools dedicated to artistic photography.

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instanceOf educator
human
photographer
pictorialist photographer
colleague Alfred Stieglitz NERFINISHED
Edward Steichen NERFINISHED
Gertrude Käsebier NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1871-04-08
dateOfDeath 1925-07-07
familyName White NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork art photography
photographic education
founded Clarence H. White School of Photography NERFINISHED
Seguinland School of Photography NERFINISHED
fullName Clarence Hudson White NERFINISHED
genre pictorial photography
givenName Clarence NERFINISHED
hasStudent Dorothea Lange NERFINISHED
Margaret Bourke-White NERFINISHED
Paul Outerbridge NERFINISHED
influenced Anton Bruehl NERFINISHED
Dorothea Lange NERFINISHED
Karl Struss NERFINISHED
Margaret Bourke-White NERFINISHED
Paul Strand NERFINISHED
Ralph Steiner NERFINISHED
memberOf Photo-Secession NERFINISHED
movement Pictorialism NERFINISHED
nationality American
notableFor founding one of the first schools devoted to artistic photography
helping establish photography as a fine art in the United States
notableWork Girl with Mirror NERFINISHED
Spring – A Triptych NERFINISHED
The Orchard NERFINISHED
The Readers NERFINISHED
The Sea NERFINISHED
occupation photo educator
photographer
teacher
placeOfBirth West Carlisle, Ohio NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Mexico City NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
style carefully staged domestic scenes
soft-focus imagery
taughtAt Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences NERFINISHED
Clarence H. White School of Photography NERFINISHED
Columbia University NERFINISHED
workLocation New York City
Newark, Ohio NERFINISHED

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