Sunset Magazine, April
1903 · Lithograph
Sheet: 23 × 17 in. (58.4 × 43.2 cm)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Albert William Stevens
American, 1886–1949
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Albert William Stevens was an American photographer and aeronautical engineer whose dual practice bridged scientific documentation and artistic vision in the early twentieth century. Known for high-altitude aerial photography undertaken from experimental aircraft, Stevens combined technical precision with compositional sophistication to capture unprecedented perspectives of the Earth's surface and atmosphere. His work established methodologies for aerial survey that influenced both cartography and landscape photography.
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