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Untitled (Three explosions)
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Untitled (Three explosions)

Artist Edward J. Steichen (American, born Luxembourg, 1879-1973)
Date1945
MediumGelatin silver print on ferrotyped paper
DimensionsImage: 27.3 x 34.3 cm (10 3/4 x 13 1/2 in.)
Sheet: 28.6 × 35.6 cm (11 1/4 × 14 in.)
ClassificationsPhotograph
Credit LineGift of Thomas Maloney in memory of Robert Kriendler, Rutgers Class of 1936
Object number75.043.007
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  • American Art
  • Photography
Exhibition History- A Witness to War: Edward Steichen's U.S. Navy Photography, 09/01/2005-01/29/2006, Zimmerli Art Museum, 1937 Gallery

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Untitled (Prelude to Rabaul Raid)
Untitled (Prelude to Rabaul Raid)
Edward J. Steichen
November 5, 1943
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Untitled (Foggy plane scene)
Edward J. Steichen
1945
Untitled (Ward room of USS Suwannee being used as emergency sick bay)
Untitled (Ward room of USS Suwannee being used as emergency sick bay)
Edward J. Steichen
1944
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Untitled (Large explosion)
Edward J. Steichen
1944
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Untitled (A large Japanese carrier bombed by Task Force 58)
Edward J. Steichen
1944
Untitled (I work under the influence...)
Untitled (I work under the influence...)
Yurii Albert
1981
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Third Avenue El
1936
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Untitled (Explosion on a boat)
Edward J. Steichen
c. 1943
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Untitled (Small explosion)
Edward J. Steichen
c. 1943
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Untitled (Explosion, missiles)
Edward J. Steichen
1945
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Untitled (Explosion)
Edward J. Steichen
c. 1943
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Untitled (Explosion at sea)
Edward J. Steichen
c. 1942
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