Nº 180 · See
The Flatiron, at twilight
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 2026-09-30T21:51:33.166Z
A photograph worked with layers of pigment. Steichen turns a New York landmark into a study of twilight.
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- Why this number?
- A triangle’s angles add up to 180°: a nod to the Flatiron’s distinctive shape.
- Credit
- Edward J. Steichen, The Flatiron, 1904, printed 1909. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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- Published
- 2026-09-30T21:51:33.166Z