Berenice Abbott (1898 – 1991)
Born in Ohio, Berenice Abbott first became established as a commercial portrait photographer in Paris and then New York. In addition to her substantial body of work on themes ranging from science to the changing face of New York, she was a progressive teacher of photographic technique, an inventor of photographic equipment and champion of the work of Eugene Atget.
Berenice Abbott Barclay Street Elevated Platform 1933 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Barclay Street, Hoboken Ferry 1931 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Hands of Jean Cocteau 1927 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Blossom Restaurant, 103 Bowery, Manhattan October 24th 1935 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Barbershop
Berenice Abbott Spring and Varick Streets, Manhattan October 7th, 1935 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Jacob Heymann Butcher Shop, New York City 1938 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott NEwstand
Berenice Abbott Trinity Churchyard 1932 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Columbus Circle
Berenice Abbott Pike and Henry Streets, Manhattan March 6th, 1936 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Daily News Building, 220 East 42nd Street, Manhattan November 21st, 1935 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Wolworth Building
Berenice Abbott New York at Night 1932 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott New York At Night
Berenice Abbott Seventh Avenue Looking South from 35th Street, Manhattan December 5th, 1935 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Rockefeller Center, New York City 1932 Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Esso Station Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Esso Station
Berenice Abbott Flatiron Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Flatiron Building
Berenice Abbott Exchange Place Halsted Gallery
Berenice Abbott Exchange Place