TitelThe Russian Photography Collection 1917-1945.
Corporatieve auteur
Howard Schickler Fine Art Gallery
Fotograaf
Bulla, Viktor Karlovic (SU, 1883-1944)
Rodchenko, Alexander (SU, 1891-1956)
Alpert, Max (SU, 1899-1980)
Fridljand, Semen Osipowitsch (SU, 1905-1964)
Ignatovich, Boris (SU, 1899-1976)
Schaichet, Arkadi Samojlovic (SU, 1898-1959)
Siskind, Arkadij (SU, 1899-1985)
Khaldei, Yevgeni (SU, 1917-1997)
Nappelbaum, Moisej (SU, 1869-1958)
Petrusov, Georgij (SU, 1903-1971)
Shagin, Ivan Michailovic (PL/SU, 1904-1982)
Schterenberg, Abram Petrovic (SU, 1894-1979)
Debabov, Dmitry (SU, 1899-1949)
Chalip, Jakow (SU, 1908-1980)
Selma, Georgi (SU, 1906-1984)
Skurichin, Anatoli (SU, 1900-1989)
Yevzerikmin, Emmanuel (SU, 1911-1984)
Lipskerov, Georgij (SU, 1896-1977)
Ustinov, Alexandr (SU, 1909)
Markov-Grinberg, Mark (SU, 1907-?)
Vdovienko, Boris (SU, 1909)
Mezhuyev, Alexei (SU, 1909)
Plaats van uitgaveBrooklyn (NY)
MateriaalWebsite
DocumenttypeDigitale bron
Elektronisch document
TrefwoordGeschiedenis van de fotografie: SU (Sovjet Unie)
Persoonstrefwoord Brooklyn Howard Schickler Fine Art Gallery, NY, USA
Samenvatting
[source: Howard Schickler Fine Art Gallery, Brooklyn, New York]
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The Russian Photography Collection is comprised of approximately 7,000 gelatin-silver photographs by the leading photographers and photojournalists working in Soviet Russia between the two World Wars.
The collection was assembled as the Soviet Union tore itself apart leaving a tattered social fabric behind. Organized as a history of 20th century photography of the Soviet Union the collection focuses on the categories: Constructivism/Avant-Garde, Propaganda, Photo-Reportage, War Photography, and Socialist Realism which provide the most effective and complete view of one of the most incredible experiments in human history.
General topics of the collection include:
• Industrialization
• Collectivization of Agriculture
• Portraiture
• Pictorialism
• Architecture
• Politics
• Reconstruction of the City
• Parades and Demonstrations
• Preparation for War
• The Second World War and its Aftermath
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The Russian Photography Collection is comprised of approximately 7,000 gelatin-silver photographs by the leading photographers and photojournalists working in Soviet Russia between the two World Wars.
The collection was assembled as the Soviet Union tore itself apart leaving a tattered social fabric behind. Organized as a history of 20th century photography of the Soviet Union the collection focuses on the categories: Constructivism/Avant-Garde, Propaganda, Photo-Reportage, War Photography, and Socialist Realism which provide the most effective and complete view of one of the most incredible experiments in human history.
General topics of the collection include:
• Industrialization
• Collectivization of Agriculture
• Portraiture
• Pictorialism
• Architecture
• Politics
• Reconstruction of the City
• Parades and Demonstrations
• Preparation for War
• The Second World War and its Aftermath