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Charlie Chaplin, New York

Edward Steichen

Charlie Chaplin, New York

1930

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Edward Steichen

Charlie Chaplin, New York

1930

Physical Qualities Collage of gelatin silver prints, Sheet: 280 x 605 mm. (11 x 23 13/16 in.)
Credit Line Gift of Mrs. Clarissa C. Onalivia
Object Number 1976.19.2
Published in Vanity Fair, May 19, 1931
BMA, "Recent Acquisitions from the Museum's Photograph Collection," 14 June - 6 August, 1978; Traveling 1 September - 3 October, 1978.

Rena Hoisington, BMA, "Looking through the Lens: Photography 1900-1960," 16 March - 8 June 2008.

Inscribed: Verso: on both mounts: in graphite: "May 1931 VF" and "VF / 654 [circled]"; in red pencil "3087"

Markings: Verso: on mount: stamped, at center, in black ink: "PHOTOGRAPH BY STEICHEN / 80 WEST 40TH STREET / NEW YORK,"; stamped, at center, in black ink: "Photographer [not annotated] / Date of Sitting [annotated in graphite 'Feb-13-1931'] / Where taken [annotated in graphite 'Studio'] / Subject [annotated in graphite 'V. Fair'] / Model [annotated in graphite 'Charlie Chaplin'] / [last line indecipherable, not annotated]"

Artist

Edward Steichen

1878–1972

American, born Luxembourg, 1879-1973
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