During the late 19th century, the world, clasped by the budding periods of industrial modernization, would soon become engulfed by the crest of art’s vigorous innovations and revolutionized by the profound and splendid magnificence of what modern civilization shall later name, the Pictorialism Movement. As moderately hinted in its title, the Pictorialism Movement had been a crusade for the endorsing of photography. The campaign advocated for a method of artwork that stressed the prestige of not only its unequivocal and perplexing allure, but the imperative process those said attributes are derived from. In the eyes of those who support the movement, photography was a hallowing technique of stilling life’s refinement and reality’s features in
