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[Portrait of F. Holland Day with Male Nude]

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[Portrait of F. Holland Day with Male Nude], 1902 (Internet Archive)
[Portrait of F. Holland Day with Male Nude], 1902 (Internet Archive)
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1902 pictorialist portrait of photographer F. Holland Day with male nude model by Clarence H. White. Public-domain historical photograph showcasing artistic photography.


This 1902 photograph is attributed to Clarence H. White and F. Holland Day, showing Day posed with an unidentified male nude model. The image is described as an example of pictorialist photography, a movement that emphasized artistic effects and visual expression over straightforward documentation.

The record provides no further detail about the photographers' relationship, the circumstances of the sitting, or the identity of the model. The photograph is held by the Internet Archive and forms part of material associated with the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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