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Spirit photography, or the ability to photograph spiritual entities, was an integral part of the development of photography and is most identified with the late 19th century. Today, artists are returning to this practice in order to show that photography attests not only to the visible but to the invisible world. This publication, accompanied by the work of a wide range(...)
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Spirit photography, or the ability to photograph spiritual entities, was an integral part of the development of photography and is most identified with the late 19th century. Today, artists are returning to this practice in order to show that photography attests not only to the visible but to the invisible world. This publication, accompanied by the work of a wide range(...)
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La photographie hantée par la photographie spirite
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Spirit photography, or the ability to photograph spiritual entities, was an integral part of the development of photography and is most identified with the late 19th century. Today, artists are returning to this practice in order to show that photography attests not only to the visible but to the invisible world. This publication, accompanied by the work of a wide range of Quebec artists - including Serge Clément, Sorel Cohen, Denis Farley, Marie-Jeanne Musiol, Richard-Max Tremblay and Éliane Excoffier - seeks to show that photography can still make ghosts appear before our very eyes.
La photographie hantée par la photographie spirite
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$25.00
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Résumé:
Spirit photography, or the ability to photograph spiritual entities, was an integral part of the development of photography and is most identified with the late 19th century. Today, artists are returning to this practice in order to show that photography attests not only to the visible but to the invisible world. This publication, accompanied by the work of a wide range of Quebec artists - including Serge Clément, Sorel Cohen, Denis Farley, Marie-Jeanne Musiol, Richard-Max Tremblay and Éliane Excoffier - seeks to show that photography can still make ghosts appear before our very eyes.
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livres
livres
Publication:
février 2010
février 2010
Sujet:
Théorie de la photographie
Théorie de la photographie
