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The Encyclopedia Of Twentieth-century Photographyexplores The Vast International Scope Of Twentieth-century Photography And Explains That History With A Wide-ranging, Interdisciplinary Manner. This Unique Approach Covers The Aesthetic History Of Photography As An Evolving Art And Documentary Form, While Also Recognizing It As A Developing Technology And Cultural Force. This Encyclopediapresents The Important Developments, Movements, Photographers, Photographic Institutions, And Theoretical Aspects Of The Field Along With Information About Equipment, Techniques, And Practical Applications Of Photography. To Bring This History Alive For The Reader, The Set Is Illustrated In Black And White Throughout, And Each Volume Contains A Color Plate Section. A Useful Glossary Of Terms Is Also Included.
This three-volume encyclopedia investigates the multifaceted evolution of twentieth-century photography as both an artistic medium and a significant cultural force. Edited by Lynne Warren, the work synthesizes historical, technical, and theoretical perspectives to provide a comprehensive overview of the medium's development. It serves as a structured reference for understanding the interplay between technological advancements, aesthetic movements, and the broader social impact of photographic practice throughout the century.
What You Will Find
Experts and researchers frequently cite this set as a foundational reference for academic study in the history of photography. Readers note the dense, interdisciplinary nature of the entries, which effectively bridge the gap between technical instruction and historical critique.
Page Count:
1849
Publication Date:
2005-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203943384
ISBN-13:
9780203943380
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