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EDWARD WESTON BIOGRAPHY
 
Art Brokerage: 1886-1956 Photographer, born in Highland Park, Illinois, USA. He established his own studio in Glendale c.1910, and later became recognized as a Modernist, emphasizing sharp images and precise definition in landscapes, portraits, and still-life. He produced notable landscapes of the Mohave Desert, and in 1937, with the first-ever award of a Guggenheim Fellowship to a photographer, travelled widely taking photographs for California and the West (1940). Two of his four sons, Brett Weston (1911–93) and Cole Weston (1919–2003), also became noted photographers.

 


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