Doris Ulmann was born to affluence in New York City. She grew up concerned about issues of individual worth for everyone and graduated from the school of the Ethical Culture Society. Her studies continued at the Columbia University Teacher's College where, along with many other photographers, she met and studied with photographer Clarence H. White, who was a leader in the Pictorialist movement which considered photography a pure art form.

Medium : 1 photographic print : toned silver

Created/Published : c1930

Creator : Doris Ulmann, photographer, 1882-1934

Housed in the Prints and Photographs Division of the Library of Congress

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Product #: cph3g04724