Alfred Stieglitz, born in New Jersey, grew up in a big army family. He was known to be the man that made photography an acceptable form of art. He was a very important figure in art history. He was not only a photographer, but he was a supporter and promoter to other photographers. Stieglitz was also a writer and editor of "The American Amateur Photographer" magazine. He was a part of two major photography clubs and was nominated to lead them. He eventually merged the two clubs into one. Alfred Steiglitz played a major role in making photography what is is today.
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