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Eva Watson-Schütze (1867, 1935) was an American photographer and printmaker active in the early 20th century. Working primarily in photogravure and gum bichromate printing, she created atmospheric portraits and landscape studies that reflected the aesthetic priorities of pictorialist photography. Her work appeared in major exhibitions of the Photo-Secession movement during the 1910s and 1920s. Watson-Schütze's technical mastery of alternative printing processes and her refined compositional approach positioned her among the significant women photographers of her generation.

Philadelphia, PA, USA