Gertrude Käsebier

 Fruits of the Earth, 1901

 

 Harmony, a study of the Brundigee family and their musical instruments, 1900

 

 Josephine Brown, a young woman brought to the photographer's studio 

in New York City, ca. 1900

 

Manger, ca. 1899
 

 Mina Turner and her cousin Elizabeth in Waban, Massachusetts, 1910

 

 Rita de Acosta Lydig, 1905

 

 Rose O'Neill

 

 The Clarence White family in Maine, 1913

 

The Gerson Sisters in Costume for the Crinoline Ball, 1906

 

 The letter, 1906

 

 The silhouette, a study posed by the Gerson sisters 

in their Crinoline Ball costumes, 1906

 

 The sketch, posed by Beatrice Baxter in Newport, Rhode Island, 1902

 

 The Turner garden at Waban, Massachusetts, 1910

 

 Wife of American Horse, Dakota Sioux, ca. 1900

 

 Woman reading, ca. 1910

 

 Young woman working amid clotheslines heavy
with sheets and stockings. Newport, Rhode Island, 1902

Gertrude Käsebier

Gertrude Käsebier (1852-1934) was an influential American woman photographer. 

 Adoration, ca. 1898

 American Horse, ca. 1900

 Amos Two Bulls, Dakota Sioux, ca. 1900

 Blessed art thou among women, 1899

 Boy with dog, Oceanside, Long Island, 1904

 Charging Thunder, Sioux and wife, ca. 1900

 Cornelia Montgomery, 1896

 Cornelia Montgomery, full face, holding flowers, square-necked gown, 1900

 Evelyn Nesbit, ca. 1900

[Evelyn Nesbit was a chorus girl and model. She was the central figure 

in a huge scandal when her husband shot and killed her lover.]

 Happy Days: a portrait of the photographer's grandson, 1902