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How long had photography been around by the end of WWI?

80 years

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When did Pictorialism become popular?

1890s and 1900s

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Pictorialism helped to promote the idea of photography as…?

Art

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When did Pictorialism decline?

1910s

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What art movements embraced photography as essential to their work?

Constructivism, Dadaism, and Surrealism

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Pictorialism often used a ______ focus

Soft

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When and where was Imogen Cunningham born?

Portland, Oregon, 1883

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Where did Cunningham grow up?

Seattle, Washington

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When was Leaf Pattern made?

Before 1929

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When did Cunningham begin to study photography?

Her sophomore year at the University of Washington

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What was Cunningham’s major?

Chemistry

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What did Cunningham write her thesis on?

The Scientific Development of Photography

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True or False: The knowledge of chemicals was extremely important for photographers in the 1900s

False

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Who did Cunningham work for between 1907-1909

Ethnographer Edward S. Curtis

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When was Curtis’ book about Native American peoples commissioned?

1906

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Who introduced Cunningham to other Pictorialists between 1909-1910?

Alvin Langdon Coburn

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Where did Cunningham travel to 1909-1910?

Germany, France, and the Eastern US

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When and where did Cunningham set up her first studio?

Seattle, 1910

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What types of works did Cunningham do in her early career?

Portrait photographs

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What might you see in Cunningham’s early pictorialist work?

Friends dressed in elaborate costumes echoing 19th century plays and literature

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What artists were similar to Cunningham’s early practice?

F. Holland Day and Clarence White

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What was the main goal of Day, White, and Cunningham’s early style?

To evoke emotional states or spark memories/associates in the viewer with dreamlike visions

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Who did Cunningham marry and when?

George Roy “Roi” Partridge, 1915

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When did the Cunningham Partridge family move to San Fransisco?

1917

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How many children did Cunningham have by 1917?

Three

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When did Cunningham meet Edward Weston?

1920

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Where was Weston based in?

Los Angeles

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Who was the unofficial leader of the West Coast modernist photographers?

Edward Weston

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When did Cunningham begin to move away from Pictorialism?

1923

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What is common to see in Cunningham’s style after 1923?

Closely cropped and sharp focused images of plants

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What American artist was similar to Cunningham’s mid-career style?

Paul Strand

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What did Cunningham most likely take inspiration from in the 1920s?

German New Objectivity

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Who were the ‘founders’ of New Objectivity?

Albert Renger-Patzsch and Franz Roh

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What movement did New Objectivity reject?

German Expressionism

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What was the goal of New Objectivity?

To create images without interference or manipulation by the photographer

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What magazines did Cunningham subscribed to?

Das Deutsche Lichtbuild (German Photography Annual)

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Where did Renger-Patzsch publish his images of plants?

Das Deutsche Lichtbild

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How many of Cunningham’s works were accepted to Film und Foto?

10 including Leaf Pattern

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What is the English translation of Film und Foto?

Film and Photography

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Where was Film und Foto held?

Stuttgart, Germany

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Film und Foto exhibited works from what style?

New Objectivity

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When did f/64 form?

1932

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What does the f-stop on a camera do?

Determine the size of the lens opening and how much light the camera lets in

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The setting f/64 creates images that look _______

Sharp

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Who were the members of f/64?

Weston, Cunninhgam, Alma Lavenson, Conseulo Kanaga, Ansel Adams, and Willard van Dyck

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How can you describe the style of f/64?

Closely cropped, sharply focused, and dramatic light with extreme contrasts of light and dark

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In Weston’s essay “Seeing Photographically”, he claimed photography was different from other art by its…?

Mechanical nature

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How did Pictorialists make their photos look more like paintings?

By adding hand drawn elements or colors

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Leaf Pattern distinctly lacks a….

Sense of scale

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When did f/64 break up?

Early 1960s

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How long was Cunningham associated with f/64?

A short time

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After leaving f/64, Cunningham began to do what?

Portrait photographs

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What magazines did Cunningham work for in her later career?

House and Garden and Life

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When did Cunningham pass away?

1976

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In what ways is Leaf Pattern manipulated?

Cunningham had to choose the cropping, lighting, and content of the picture

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