Alfred Stieglitz, Editor 1864-1946

(Pittsburgh: The Camera Club of Pittsburgh, 1904) a catalogue of the Carnegie Institute exhibition, illustrated with 7 photogravures after photographs by ALFRED STIEGLITZ ('The Hand of Man'), EDUARD STEICHEN ('Rodin'), GERTRUDE KÄSEBIER ('The Manger'), CLARENCE WHITE, ALVIN LANGDON COBURN, PRESCOTT ADAMSON, and JOSEPH T. KEILEY. Tall 4to, partially uncut, gilt-lettered pictorial wrappers with design by STEICHEN

The Photo-Secession exhibition held at the Art Galleries of the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh was one of the most important shows of the day. Some 287 works were displayed, and attendance totaled 11,000. 'The beauty of the catalogue. . . surpassed that of any other exhibition of the time' (Homer, Stieglitz and the Photo Secession, p. 115).