A world history of photography /

Title:

A world history of photography /

Author:

Rosenblum, Naomi.

Published:

New York : 2007.

Format:

Book

Institution:

Emerson College, Lesley Moriarty

Contents:

The early years : technology, vision, users 1839-1875 -- A plenitude of portraits 1839-1890 -- The galerie contemporaine--appearance and character in 19th-century portraiture -- Documentation : landscape and architecture 1839-1890 -- The Western landscape--natural and fabricated -- Documentation : objects and events 1839-1890 -- A short technical history : part I -- A 19th-century forerunner of photojournalism--the execution of the Lincoln conspirators -- Photography and art : the first phase 1839-1890 -- New technology, new vision, new users 1875-1925 -- The origins of color in camera images -- Art photography : another aspect 1890-1920 -- Documentation : the social scene to 1945 -- Illuminating injustice : the camera and social issues -- Art, photography, and modernism 1920-1945 -- A short technical history : part II -- The machine : icons of the industrial ethos -- Words and pictures : photographs in print media 1920-1980 -- Photography since 1950 : the straight image -- Photography since 1950 : manipulations and color -- A short technical history : part III.

Online access:

No online access

Library holdings:

Emerson Main Stacks
TR15 .R67 2007 – Available

• Available Temporarily at Emerson Reserve
  On reserve for VM203 -0: History of Photography 19th Century (Visual and Media Arts: Mcneil)

Lesley-Moriarty Library Stacks
TR15 .R67 2007 – Available