KenAI
Tools
Services
Portfolio
About
Contact
Toggle theme
Toggle menu
Harvard Art Museums
Artworks
Untitled (man fishing in Pecos River off wooden bridge, New Mexico)
No image available
Photographs
American
20th century
Untitled (man fishing in Pecos River off wooden bridge, New Mexico)
1946
Artists
Joseph Janney Steinmetz
Artist
Classification
Photographs
Technique
Negative, gelatin silver (film)
Culture
American
Century
20th century
Division
Modern and Contemporary Art
Department
Department of Photographs
Dimensions
image: 10.16 x 12.7 cm (4 x 5 in.)
Related Artworks
View More
Photographs
Untitled (lone figure in cornfield)
Hamblin Studio, 1940
20th century
American
Photographs
Untitled (baby on table looking into mirrror)
Lucian and Mary Brown, c. 1950
20th century
American
Photographs
Untitled (W.F.Schonland Sons Inc meat products display with refrigerator case)
Durette Studio, 1939
20th century
American
Photographs
Untitled (family riding in convertible)
Lucian and Mary Brown, 1959
20th century
American
Photographs
Untitled (view of long tables lined with silver and gifts)
Martin Schweig, 1959
20th century
American
Photographs
Untitled (Sarasota "Sun Debs" walking on catwalk)
Joseph Janney Steinmetz, 1949
20th century
American
Photographs
Untitled (wedding guests standing outside of church)
Joseph Janney Steinmetz, 1952
20th century
American
Photographs
Untitled (large party, mirrored wall, seen from above)
Peter James Studio, 1952
20th century
American
Photographs
Untitled (children on firetruck)
Lucian and Mary Brown, c. 1950
20th century
American
Photographs
Untitled (nine children posed sitting in front of fireplace decorated for Christmas)
Martin Schweig, 1970
20th century
American
Photographs
Untitled (group portrait of Pan Am Life Insurance Company of New Orleans)
Joseph Janney Steinmetz, 1973
20th century
American
Photographs
Untitled (Brooklyn Dodgers practicing sliding)
Joseph Janney Steinmetz, c. 1945
20th century
American
Untitled (man fishing in Pecos River off wooden bridge, New Mexico) | Harvard Art Museums | KenAI