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Mountains, Sierra Madres
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Mountains, Sierra Madres

Artist (American, 1904–1971)
Date1935 (negative); printed later
MediumGelatin silver print, mounted on panel
DimensionsSheet: 14 7/8 × 19 15/16 inches (37.8 × 50.6 cm);
Panel: 16 7/8 × 21 7/8 inches (42.9 × 55.6 cm);
Mat: 22 × 28 inches (55.9 × 71.1 cm)
ClassificationsPhotographs
Credit LineGift of the artist, Class of 1927, and LIFE Magazine
Terms
  • Photographs
  • Gelatin silver prints
  • American
Object number65.683
Collections
[Sierra Madre mountains, California]
[Sierra Madre mountains, California]
Margaret Bourke-White
1935 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)
Hood's Chapel, Georgia
Hood's Chapel, Georgia
Margaret Bourke-White
1936 (negative); printed later
Indian Dead, Calcutta
Indian Dead, Calcutta
Margaret Bourke-White
1946 (negative); printed later
Hood's Chapel, Georgia
Hood's Chapel, Georgia
Margaret Bourke-White
1936 (negative); printed later
Praying Mantises
Praying Mantises
Margaret Bourke-White
1939 (negative); printed later
Mahatma Gandhi spinning
Mahatma Gandhi spinning
Margaret Bourke-White
1946 (negative); printed later
At the time of the Louisville Flood, Louisville Kentucky
At the time of the Louisville Flood, Louisville Kentucky
Margaret Bourke-White
1937 (negative); printed later
[Blast furnace under construction in the Ural Mountains as part of the first Five Year plan, 1931. Magneto-Gorsk, U.S.S.R.]
[Blast furnace under construction in the Ural Mountains as part of the first Five Year plan, 1931. Magneto-Gorsk, U.S.S.R.]
Margaret Bourke-White
1931 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)
[Italy: American soldier with bazooka overlooking valley on the Italian front in the Apennine Mountains]
[Italy: American soldier with bazooka overlooking valley on the Italian front in the Apennine Mountains]
Margaret Bourke-White
1945
Cleveland Harbor
Cleveland Harbor
Margaret Bourke-White
1929
The World's Largest Blast Furnace: Magnitogorsk (Ural Mountains), from Photographs of U.S.S.R.
The World's Largest Blast Furnace: Magnitogorsk (Ural Mountains), from Photographs of U.S.S.R.
Margaret Bourke-White
1931-32 (negative); 1934 (print)
[View of a Civil War battlefield from top of Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, TN]
[View of a Civil War battlefield from top of Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, TN]
Margaret Bourke-White