The Family of Man at MOMA, an influential photographer who worked with Stieglitz to found the 291 Gallery.
This man created a set of murals for the townhouse of Eugene Meyer entitled In Exaltation of Flowers, depicting the petunia, caladium, and budleya. His penchant for gardening is also apparent in his painting Le Tournesol, showing a black-eyed sunflower. In addition, he directed a propaganda film The Fighting Lady and created a depiction of the Flatiron building at twilight. His best-known work was arranged by architect Paul Rudolph with text by Dorothy Norman and a prologue by his brother-in-law, the writer Carl Sandburg – this work takes its title from a speech by Abraham Lincoln and now resides in Clervaux, Luxembourg – this man's country of birth. Another work by him, "The Pond-Moonlight," sold for a record amount at Sotheby's in 2006 and is one of his early Pictorialist masterpieces. FTP, name this creator of the ►exhibition The Family of Man at MOMA, an influential photographer who worked with Stieglitz to found the 291 Gallery.
This man created a set of murals for the townhouse of Eugene Meyer entitled In Exaltation of Flowers, depicting the petunia, caladium, and budleya.
Edward {Steichen}