Painting and photography 1839 - 1914

Before photographyThe birth of photography : conception, announcement, and reception -- Exhibiting photography -- Reproducing paintings -- Revolutions in landscape -- Portraiture : painted portraits, portrait photographs -- Still life -- Genre photography : photographic arrangements and tableaux viv...

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1. Verfasser: Font-Réaulx, Dominique de (VerfasserIn)
Körperschaft: Flammarion (Verlag)
Weitere Verfasser: Radzinowicz, David (ÜbersetzerIn)
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Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: London Thames & Hudson distributor 2012
Paris Flammarion 2012
Ausgabe:English-language ed.
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Zusammenfassung:Before photographyThe birth of photography : conception, announcement, and reception -- Exhibiting photography -- Reproducing paintings -- Revolutions in landscape -- Portraiture : painted portraits, portrait photographs -- Still life -- Genre photography : photographic arrangements and tableaux vivants -- Photographing the nude : the ambiguities of a genre -- Studies after nature : photography in the painter's studio -- Painter photographers.
"This comprehensive study offers detailed analysis of how classical painting challenged, resisted, and was influenced by the emergence of photography. Photography divided opinion since its invention; some saw it as an invaluable tool in the enhancement of artistic production, for others it was too mechanical to ever represent the grand concept of 'art.' This volume examines the fraught yet rich relationship that developed between them, from portraiture and landscapes to still lifes, nudes, and tableaux vivants. Accompanied by a rich selection of illustrations, the text charts this fascinating history from photography's first forays into the public domain and the organizations set up to defend it against criticism, to the influence of figures such as Daguerre, whose daguerreotype invention raised the possibility of being able to accurately replicate images. This volume explores not only photography's fight for recognition, but also its impact on painters of the day, as it challenged them to devise new ways to capture the human form, and forever changed the face of art."--Publisher description
Beschreibung:Bibliography and index of proper names
Beschreibung:327 S.
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ISBN:9782080201324
978-2-08-020132-4