From Glacier Point

1927 · Photograph

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National Gallery of Art

Washington, États-Unis

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Numéro d’inventaire: 2006.133.1

Ce qu’elle montre

Landscape United States Arbre Yosemite National Park

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Photographies Tirage gélatino-argentique Modernisme XXe siècle American

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Pendant ce temps, chez Ansel Adams

La vie entière

1920s
Cedric Wright, friend and mentor
In his twenties Adams has many musical friends, among them the violinist and amateur photographer Cedric Wright, who becomes his best friend and philosophical mentor; their shared philosophy comes from Edward Carpenter's “Towards Democracy,” which endorses the pursuit of beauty in life and art. For years Adams carries a pocket edition of the book with him.
by 1925
Rejecting pictorialism for good
In the mid-1920s, when pictorialism with its soft focus and diffused light is the fashion, Adams experiments with its techniques and with the bromoil process, and gives up hand-coloring in 1923. By 1925 he has rejected pictorialism altogether in favor of a more realistic approach: sharp focus, heightened contrast, precise exposure and darkroom craftsmanship.
1927
Albert Bender and the first portfolio
In 1927 Adams begins working with the San Francisco insurance magnate and arts patron Albert Bender, who helps him produce his first portfolio in the new manner, “Parmelian Prints of the High Sierras,” which earns nearly $3,900. At Bender's invitation Adams joins the Roxburghe Club, an association devoted to fine printing and high standards in the book arts, and the wealthy patrons who bought the portfolio soon commission portraits from him.
1928
Marriage to Virginia Best
In 1928 Adams marries Virginia Best, the daughter of the Yosemite landscape painter Harry Best, on whose old square piano he had practised in the studio in the valley. To save money the newlyweds move in with his parents, and the following year they have a home built next door, connected to the older house by a hallway.

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