Topteen Fall Edition - Keaten Vale Cover
This month's cover feature focuses on Mental Health Awareness and the advocates that do what they can to help where they can. Keaten is one of those. He writes a monthly column for Sophia Lia Mag focusing on mental health and joins us here to share insights about himself and his passions. This issue contains 22 featured Topteen models - 3 Covers - 3 Featured Topteens and Special Interviews. - Read about Famed Photographer Arnold Genthe and his work featuring Marguerite Churchill.
This month's cover feature focuses on Mental Health Awareness and the advocates that do what they can to help where they can.
Keaten is one of those. He writes a monthly column for Sophia Lia Mag focusing on mental health and joins us here to share insights about himself and his passions.
This issue contains 22 featured Topteen models - 3 Covers - 3 Featured Topteens and Special Interviews.
- Read about Famed Photographer Arnold Genthe and his work featuring Marguerite Churchill.
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opteen<br />
photographer spotlight<br />
photos – Arnold Genthe<br />
words – Mr. G<br />
Arnold Genthe<br />
January 8, 1869 – August 9, 1942<br />
Two little maids from school,<br />
Chinatown / Genthe / 1900<br />
LC-G403-T01-0007-C<br />
Arnold was a German-born American photographer best known for his<br />
photographs of the inhabitants of San Francisco’s Chinatown, capturing<br />
everything from the architecture, to the children and even further at<br />
the bottom, the drug addicts that lived there. He resided in San Fransisco<br />
between 1895-1911. He is also known for his portraits of politicians,<br />
socialites, literary figures and entertainment celebrities. The devastating<br />
San Fransisco earthquake of April 18, 1906, destroyed nearly 80% of<br />
the town and killing over 3000 people. Devastating fires broke out and<br />
lasted for several days. Arnold’s photography studio was destroyed,<br />
and most of his work to date was lost in the fires. His photograph, Looking<br />
down Sacramento St. 1906, is one of his most famous photographs.<br />
(See left)<br />
Nearly 20,000 of his photos were unclaimed at his studio at the time of<br />
his death at the age of 73. The Library of Congress acquired these and<br />
approximately 16,000 are now an electronic collection online featuring his<br />
portrait work, world travel photos, and his study of colour autochromes.<br />
Miss Rosamonde - seated by a stream / Genthe / 1919<br />
LC-G39-T-1080-C-010<br />
Elizabeth Duncan - portrait with cat / Genthe / 1926<br />
LC-G39-T-1352-004-x
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