Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly
1914 (Heft 47)
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.31336
URN: urn:nbn:de:bsz:16-diglit-313361
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Inhalt
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[a]
Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly [cover recto]
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[1]
[Editors] Camera Work [masthead]
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[3-4]
Alfred Stieglitz [Another Year of Experimenting Done]
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[5-6]
Contributors
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[7]
Contributions [headline]
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9-10
Mabel Dodge, The Mirror [poem]
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11
Hutchins Hapgood, What 291 Is to Me
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12-15
Charles E. S. Rasay, 291—Its Meaning to Me
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15
Adolf Wolff, A Letter from Prison
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16
Hodge Kirnon, What 291 Means to Me
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17-20
Anne Brigman, What 291 Means to Me
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20
Clara Steichen, 291
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21-24
Ward Muir, Two-Nine-One–A Londoner’s View
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24
Abby Hedge Coryell, What 291 Means to Me
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25-26
Frank Pease, 291
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26-27
Stephen Haweis, 291
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28
Rex Stovel, 291
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29
Alfred Kreymborg, What 291 Means to Me
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29
Francis Joseph Bruguière, What 291 Means to Me
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30
Ethel Montgomery Andrews, 291
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30
Frances Simpson Stevens, [291 Has Weight and Direction]
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30
Djuna Barnes, [291 Is the Attic Near the Roof]
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31-32
Paul B. [Burty] Haviland, What 291 Means to Me
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32
C. [Charles] Demuth, Between Four and Five
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33
Konrad Cramer, 291
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33
Charles Daniel, 291
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33
Anna C. [Craig?] Pellew, [As to “291”]
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34
Helen R. Gibbs, 291
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34
H. [Harold] Mortimer-Lamb, [I Have Been Invited to Say What “291” Means to Me]
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35-36
Marsden Hartley, What Is 291?
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37
Arthur B. [Bowen] Davis, [Dear Stieglitz]
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37
Arthur G. [Garfield] Dove, 291
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38
John W. Breyfogle, 291
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38
William Zorach, 291
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39
Velida, The Spirit of 291 [poem]
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39
Max Merz, Zu 291/To 291
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40
Eugene Meyer Jr., 291
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Arthur B. [Beecher] Carles, 291
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41-43
E. [Emil] Zoler, 291
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43
J. N. [John Nilsen] Laurvik, [Dear Stieglitz]
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44
S. S. S., A Nursery Crime Dedicated to A to Z from A to Z [poem]
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45
Christian Brinton, Multum in Parvo
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46
N. [Newman] E. [Emerson] Montross, [Dear Mr. Stieglitz]
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46
Hugh H. [Henry] Breckenridge, [My Opportunities for Keeping in Touch with “291”]
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46
Helen W. [Weston] Henderson, [My Associations with “291”]
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47-48
Ernest Haskell, 291
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48
Frank Fleming, [I Came into a Small Room]
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48
Lee Simonson, [“291” Is a Man Who Lives Through a Company]
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49
Arthur Hoeber, What 291 Means to Me
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50
William F. [Francis?] Gable, [291]
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50
A. [Abraham] Walkowitz, [Two-Ninety-One and Rockefeller Institute]
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50
F. W. Hunter, [To Me “291” Stands for My Delight and Admiration for a Personality]
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51-53
Oscar Bluemner, Observations in Black and White
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54
C. [Charles] Duncan, What 291 Means to Me
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55-57
Katharine N. [Nash] Rhoades, —“There Is Always a ‘More’—A Greater Vision—A Greater Realization”— [poem]
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58
Agnes Ernst Meyer, A Toast
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58
Marion H. Beckett, 291?
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59-60
Clifford Williams, A Letter
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Samuel Halpert, [Dear Stieglitz]
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Man Ray, Impressions of 291
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Marie J. Rapp, 291
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Charles H. [Henry] Caffin, What 291 Means to Me
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Dallett Fuguet, 291
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Belle Greene, 291
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65-66
Eduard J. [Jean] Steichen, 291
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67-68
Hippolyte Havel, 291
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Henry McBride, 291
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Torres Palomar, [291 es un “alto alli”/291 Is a “Halt”]
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70
John Weichsel, 291
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J. [John] B. [Barrett] Kerfoot, 291?
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Francis Picabia, Que fais tu 291?/What Doest Thou, 291?
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Marius de Zayas, 291
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John Marin, [I Know a Place, poem]
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[Advertisements]
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[77]
Eastman Kodak Company [The Autographic Kodak]
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[78]
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. [Balopticon]
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[79]
Rogers & Company [Illustrated Catalogues and Booklets]
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[79]
The Manhattan Photogravure Company [Art Reproductions]
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[79]
Otto Knoll [Bindings for Camera Work]
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[79]
The Seymour Co. [Artistic Papers]
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[80]
Eastman Kodak Company [The Kodak Film Tank]
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[81]
Eastman Kodak Company [Kodak Anastigmat f.8. Lens]
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[82]
Chas. [Charles] M. [Michael] Higgins & Co. [Higgins’ Photo Mounter]
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[82]
Geo. [George] F. [Ferdinand] Of [Frames]
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[82]
John Royle & Sons [Royle Machines]
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[83]
Eastman Kodak Company [Kodak Portrait Attachment]
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Nepera Division, Eastman Kodak Company [Velox Paper]
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[85]
Folmer & Schwing Division, Eastman Kodak Co. [Graflex Cameras]
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[86]
Pinkham & Smith Co. [Soft-Focus Lenses]
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[86]
J. L. Lewis [Seltona Paper, Barnet Plates]
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Eastman Kodak Company [Eastman Portrait Films]
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[88]
C. [Carl] P. [Paul] Goerz American Optical Co. [Goerz Lenses]
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[77]
Eastman Kodak Company [The Autographic Kodak]
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[bb]
Seed Dry Plate Division, Eastman Kodak Company [Seed Graflex Plate, back cover verso]
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