These objects often appear under clouds, off in the distance, in the pioneering “combination prints” of Gustave Le Gray. One of these objects partly titles an 1857 photograph by Robert Howlett in which its creator stands aloof with a top hat (10[1])and cigar in front of a massive (-5[1])set of chains. (-5[1])Pablo Picasso praised an uncropped photograph of one of these objects (10[1])taken with the artist’s only glass plate as (10[1])“working in the same spirit in which I am.” A “spontaneous” photograph of one of these (-5[1])objects exhibited at 291 (-5[2])is divided diagonally by a walkway (10[1]-5[1])with roped handholds. (10[7])That landmark (-5[1])1907 photograph (10[1])of one of these objects (10[1])depicts two levels of (10[1])richer (10[1])and poorer (10[1])travelers. (-5[1])For (10[1])10 points, (10[8])what kind of vehicle (10[1])is the setting (10[1])of Alfred (10[1])Stieglitz’s (-5[1])photograph The Steerage? (10[2])■END■ (10[7]0[2])