Clarence Hudson White

Photographer and educator, Pictorialist art

Clarence Hudson White - Photographer and educator, Pictorialist art
Born

April 8th, 1871
154 years ago

Died

July 7th, 1925
100 years ago — 54 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An influential American photographer and educator, this individual contributed significantly to the Pictorialist movement in photography. Born in 1871, a commitment to capturing emotion and beauty defined the work. Served as an educator, helping to shape the next generation of photographers at institutions such as the Teachers College at Columbia University. Founded the Camera Club of New York and played a key role in promoting photographic art through exhibitions and publications. Participated in various exhibitions, including the 1910 International Exhibition of Pictorial Photography, solidifying a legacy within the art community.

Pioneered Pictorialism in photography

Founded Camera Club of New York

Taught at Columbia University's Teachers College

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