Edward Steichen (1879-1973) was an American photographer, painter, and museum curator who helped transform photography into an art form. At the turn of the century his photographs were hailed for ...

The Family of Man exhibition has a legendary status in the history of photography. It was first put on in the Museum of ...

Edward Steichen, who died in 1973 at 93, ... More than 140 vintage photographs by Edward Steichen are being donated to museums in New York, Los Angeles and Evanston, ...

Edward Steichen in 1901, photograph by Fred Holland Day, Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division. Edward Steichen’s travels between the United States and Europe, his experimental approach ...

Edward Steichen, shown here in a self-portrait in 1901, helped raise photography's status as an art form to the point where he didn't have to advertise himself with a palette and brush.

Edward Steichen’s The Flatiron (1904, printed 1905) comes with an estimate of $2m-$3m, but given its rarity and importance in the photography community as a harbinger of the medium's artistic ...

Before Edward Steichen joined the U.S. Navy in January 1942, he had been chief photographer for Condé Nast magazines Vogue and Vanity Fair, a commercial photographer for the J. Walter Thompson ...