The 25 artworks by Edward Steichen our visitors look at most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one.
Edition 2026 · 25 artworks
Each artwork painted to order
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Edward Steichen · 1900 – 1973
Edward Steichen
Admire Edward Steichen's 'Lobby Card, The Love Special,' a captivating vintage photograph capturing the glamour of Hollywood’s golden age. Explore this iconic piece and discover its artistic significance.
Edward Steichen's 'Sunflower' captures the vibrant beauty of nature with bold brushstrokes and rich colors. A stunning example of early 20th-century art, it showcases Steichen’s mastery and artistic vision.
Edward Steichen’s ‘The Kid’ (1921) – a dynamic Art Deco poster featuring Chaplin & Coogan. Explore this vintage film advertisement's bold design and silent era charm.
Edward Steichen
Admire Edward Steichen's 'Preview slide, Hunting Big Game in Africa,' a captivating film poster showcasing a dramatic lion portrait and vibrant yellow hues. Explore high-quality reproductions of this iconic Pictorialist masterpiece.
Edward Steichen’s "In Memoriam" captures the emotional depth of loss through a striking black-and-white photogravure print. Featuring a woman shielding herself from sorrow, alongside symbolic sports balls, it exemplifies Steichen's artistic vision and enduring legacy.
Explore Edward Steichen's iconic photograph capturing Isadora Duncan contemplating the Parthenon in Athens (1921). Discover details about the artist, Steichen’s legacy and its exhibition history.
Delve into Edward Steichen's iconic Portrait of Clarence White – a Pictorialist masterpiece capturing introspection and artistic vision. Explore its techniques & legacy at The Art Institute.
Edward Steichen
Admire Edward Steichen's iconic Studio Site Photograph featuring Hollywood stars! This vintage print captures the glamour of 1922 film production and showcases Steichen’s masterful photographic technique.
Experience the dramatic flair of Edward Steichen's 1922 lobby card for Blood and Sand, capturing early cinema's passion with bold color and iconic poses; discover this piece of cinematic history today.
Vibrant 1922 lobby card for Blood and Sand featuring Rodolph Valentino's dramatic Spanish flair by Edward Steichen; discover this cinematic piece today.
Edward Steichen’s 1923 portrait of a vampire captures a dramatic studio scene in black & white. Explore this striking photographic artwork's theatrical style and symbolism.
A contemplative vintage 1927 film poster by Edward Steichen featuring Harold Lloyd captures a serene landscape and nostalgic mood, offering a unique piece of cinematic history for collectors to explore.
A captivating black and white photograph capturing the bustling atmosphere of Thomas H. Ince Studios in Culver City during 1922, featuring Edward Steichen at his desk amidst film posters.
A vibrant 1915 vintage magazine cover featuring a charming caricature of Charlie Chaplin as The Tramp by Edward Steichen, capturing early cinema history in an illustrative style that invites you to explore this era.
Experience the nostalgic energy of early cinema with Edward Steichen's 1921 documentary photograph capturing a bustling film set moment; discover this piece of art history today.
Admire Edward Steichen's evocative depiction of 'Rosita,' a Spanish romance starring Mary Pickford and Holtbooke Blinn. This vintage lobby card showcases Steichen’s masterful realism in sepia tones, capturing the drama and beauty of 1923 cinema.
A charming vintage caricature of Charlie Chaplin from the 1919 film The Immigrant by Edward Steichen captures early cinema nostalgia through its pink and black tones, inviting you to bring this classic piece home.
A nostalgic collage of vintage cinema stars from the 1915 Paramount Pictures summer program by Edward Steichen captures the golden age of early Hollywood advertising and invites you to explore this cinematic piece of history.
Edward Steichen
Admire Edward Steichen's iconic 'Lobby Card, The Heart of the North,' a captivating film poster capturing the grandeur of the American Northwest. Explore this masterpiece from the Pictorialist movement and discover its influence on fashion photography.
Experience the dramatic flair of this Edward Steichen-inspired 1920s lobby card capturing cinematic temptation and allure; own a piece of silent film history.
A nostalgic sepia-toned film still capturing a candid moment between figures under dappled sunlight by Edward Steichen from 1914, offering a rare glimpse into early cinema history for your private collection.
