albert bender造句

• In 1930 she was introduced to Adams, Cunningham and Weston by art collector Albert Bender.
• In 1927 she traveled by automobile to Taos, New Mexico, with Albert Bender and Ansel Adams.
• According to Adams, the idea for the portfolio came from Albert Bender, a well-known San Francisco art patron.
• Corbett flourished as a student at CSFA and was awarded the Albert Bender Scholarship, Robert Howe Fletcher Award and the Anne Bremer Memorial Scholarship.
• By 1913 her home and studio were in the Studio Building on Post Street in San Francisco along with Albert Bender and various other artists.
• Adams's first portfolio was a success, earning nearly $ 3, 900 with the sponsorship and promotion of Albert Bender, an arts-connected businessman.
• In 1926, Wright introduced Adams to Albert Bender, a patron of the arts who was to play an instrumental role in Adams's enormous success as a photographer.
• Aided by art patron Albert Bender, she began planning a prolonged " tour " of Europe, and in 1927 she spent the latter part of the year traveling and photographing in France, Germany, Hungary and Italy.
• Ms . Alinder ably chronicles Adams's esthetic breakthroughs and career moves : his first commercial assignment, photographing the kindergarten of the Baptist Chinese Grammar School ( 1920 ); his acquisition of his first patron, Albert Bender ( 1926 ); his initiation into f / 64, the straight photography movement, which called for clear, detailed photographs that do not try to imitate other arts ( the 1930s ); the beginning of his lifelong friendship with Beaumont and Nancy Newhall, who were his main connections to New York and the Museum of Modern Art ( 1939 ); his frenzied and serendipitous capture of " Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico, " the photo that made him a star ( 1941 ); his estheticized chronicling of the Manzanar Relocation Center, an internment camp for Japanese-Americans in Owens Valley in California ( 1943 ), and his late career teaching, consulting and printing ( beginning in the 1950s and continuing until his death ).