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The picture history of photography : from the earliest beginnings to the present day / by Peter Pollack.
Main entry:

Pollack, Peter, 1909-1978.

Title & Author:

The picture history of photography : from the earliest beginnings to the present day / by Peter Pollack.

Edition:

[1st ed.].

Publication:

New York : Harry N. Abrams, Inc., [1958]

Description:

624 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 29 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 618-619) and index.
Introduction: Photography as art, as communication, as memory, as folk art -- pt. 1: The beginnings : The long road to photography ; Niepce: the world's first photographer ; Daguerre and the daguerrotype ; The daguerreotype in Europe ; Mirror with a memory : the daguerreotype in America -- pt. 2: Masters of the nineteenth century : Fox Talbot: paper negatives and positives ; Hill and Adamson: the great collaboration ; Early wet-plate photography ; Hesler: Chicago pioneer ; The stereoscope: pictures in pairs ; Nadar: the "Titian of photography" ; The ubiquitous carte de visite ; Julia Margaret Cameron : portraits out of focus ; Rejlander, Robinson, and "art" photography ; Brady: cameraman of the Civil War ; Pioneers of the west ; Muybridge and Eakins: photography of motion ; Footlights, skylights, and tintypes ; The "detective" camera and the Kodak -- pt. 3: Masters of the modern era : Stieglitz: an American legend ; Steichen: painter, photographer, curator ; Atget and the streets of Paris ; Riis and Hine: social idealists with the camera ; Genthe: celebrities and anonymous throngs ; Edward West: a new vision ; Germany and the Bauhaus: photography for design ; Roy Stryker: documentaries for government and industry ; Ansel Adams: interpreter of nature ; Doisneau: humorist with a camera ; David Duncan: lensman of the Marines ; Brassai's probing vision ; The discerning lens of Alfred Eisenstaedt ; Callahan and Siskind: the magic of the commonplace ; Margaret Bourke-White: roving recorder ; Van der Elsken storyteller in photographs ; Cartier-Bresson and the human comedy ; Yousuf Karsh : faces of destiny -- pt. 4: Photography today : Color: another dimension ; Extending the range of human vision ; Around the world in fifty photographs.
Subject:

Photography History.
Photographie Histoire.
Photography.
Fotodesign
Fotoeffekt
Fotografie
FOTOGRAFIA HISTORIA.

Form/genre:

Bildband.
History.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 78402
Call No.: ID:84-B487
Status: Available

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