Imogen Cunningham was one of the greatest American photographers who ever lived. This is the second in a three-part series featuring examples of her art from Artnet's Artist Works Catalogues. The first part was comprised of seven miscellaneous photographs. To view it, click here.
Artist's Self-Portrait with Korona-View (1933)
To view this source-photograph of Ms. Cunningham at Artnet's AWC, click here.*
Ms. Cunningham took the following five photographs from 1927 to 1935, during the first great failure of American capitalism. Revolution was in the air among workers, as was unabashed admiration for the system's achievements in industrial innovation.
Signal Hill (1927)
Gas Tanks (1927)
Shreaded Wheat Factory (1928)
Lumber Mill (1928)
Junk (1935)
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*All the images are courtesy of Artnet's Artist
Works Catalogues.
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