Austen, Alice

Austen, Alice

Elizabeth Alice Austen (March 17, 1866 – June 9, 1952) was an American photographer working in Staten Island. She is best known for her street photography and her intimate depictions of women's lives and relationships in the Victorian era.

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Artworks by Austen, Alice

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Street Types of New York

Street Types of New York

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Street Sweeper, Forty-Eighth Street and Eighth Avenue

Street Sweeper, Forty-Eighth Street and Eighth Avenue

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Street Cleaner, Thirty-Fourth Street

Street Cleaner, Thirty-Fourth Street

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Policeman, Herald Square

Policeman, Herald Square

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Postman, Fifty-Sixth Street and Madison Avenue

Postman, Fifty-Sixth Street and Madison Avenue

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Mounted Messenger Boy, Thirtieth Street

Mounted Messenger Boy, Thirtieth Street

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Newsboy, Grand Central Depot

Newsboy, Grand Central Depot

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Bootblacks, City Hall Park

Bootblacks, City Hall Park

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Hansom Cab, Union Square

Hansom Cab, Union Square

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Organ Grinder and Wife, Forty-Eighth Street and Broadway

Organ Grinder and Wife, Forty-Eighth Street and Broadway

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Shoelace Peddler, Trinity Church Railing

Shoelace Peddler, Trinity Church Railing

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Pretzel Vender and Emigrant, South Ferry

Pretzel Vender and Emigrant, South Ferry

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Ragman and Cart, Twenty-Ninth Street, between Third and Lexington Avenues

Ragman and Cart, Twenty-Ninth Street, between Third and Lexington Avenues

Austen, Alice