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A Wet Day on the Boulevard, Paris - Alfred Stieglitz Memo.

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artgraph. Original masterpiece memo pad

Three features that make it a popular choice
1. Choose the size that best suits your needs
Available in B6 size, it is compact, easy to carry, and perfect for use as a memo pad.
2. Thick, smooth, high-quality paper
It uses high-quality paper that is stronger and thicker than regular notebooks. If you often write and refer back to it, like in an idea book, the bumps on the previous page won't stand out, making it easy to write on the next page.
3. A perfect gift for art-loving loved ones
The notebook section has no lines, so it's also recommended as a gift for art lovers who want to draw a little or carry a sketchbook with them!
It is printed on both sides so it can be opened either left or right.
*Due to misalignment of the printing area or changes to the trimming position, there may be missing parts in the print of the work.

B6: 120 pages (60 sheets) / Silver ring color

Work name	A Wet Day on the Boulevard, Paris
Author name	Alfred Stieglitz
Production date	1894
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Alfred Stieglitz

Alfred Stieglitz was an American photographer, art critic, and gallery owner active from the late 19th century to the early 20th century . He advocated that photography should be an artistic expression on the same level as painting and sculpture, and worked hard to popularize and develop it. His works are known as straight photography, a method of capturing reality as it is, and they poetically depict cityscapes, nature, portraits, and more.

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Alfred Stieglitz Biography

Born January 1, 1864 in Hoboken, New Jersey, USA.
He began taking up photography while studying engineering in Germany in the 1880s.
In the 1890s, he returned to New York and began working as a photographer.
In 1902, he founded the Photo Secession and contributed to the development of the art of photography.
In 1905, the 291 Gallery was opened to showcase European avant-garde art.
After the closure of the 291 Gallery in 1917 , he devoted himself to his own work.
From the 1930s onwards, he also ventured into abstract photography
Died on July 13, 1946 in New York, USA (aged 82)

Representative works

The Steerage (1907)
"Equivalents" series (1920s-1930s)
Georgia O'Keeffe portrait series

Stieglitz's style and achievements

Stieglitz's work is a method of capturing reality as it is known as straight photography, and he portrays cityscapes, nature, portraits, etc. with a rich poetic quality. He also contributed to the improvement of photography techniques, making it possible to achieve sharp depictions and rich gradation.

Stieglitz founded the Photo-Secession and asserted that photography was an equal artistic expression to painting and sculpture. He introduced not only photography but also European avant-garde art such as Picasso and Matisse at his own gallery, 291 Gallery , and had a major impact on the American art world.

Stieglitz not only contributed to the establishment of photography as an art, but also supported many artists, including his wife Georgia O'Keeffe, and worked hard to develop their talents. His achievements are highly regarded as one of the leading photographers, art critics, and patrons in the 20th century American art world.