Darkness and light : the proceedings of the Oslo symposium 25.-28. August 1994
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R002769 Ned. Fotomuseum $HIST ESHP 1995 R022862 Ned. Fotomuseum 20 H 1 1995 DARK R063173 Ned. Fotomuseum 600 ERLA 1994
TitleDarkness and light : the proceedings of the Oslo symposium 25.-28. August 1994
Iconographic keywords
Place of publicationOslo
PublisherNational Institute for Historical Photography, Norwegian Society for the History of Photography, European Society for the History of Photography
Year of publication1995
Pagination160 p.
Illustrationsb&w
Dimensions21 x 21 cm.
MaterialTekstboek
Document TypeBook
ISBN8299073553
External document
http://fotomuseum.adlibhosting.com/texts/002769_ESHP_Symp_1994_Darkness_and_light.pdf
Bibliographic NotesOn cover: proceedings of the ESHP Symposium, Oslo 1994.
Includes bibliographical references.
Includes bibliographical references.
SubjectGeschiedenis van de fotografie, Symposium verslag, Geschiedenis van de landschapsfotografie, Landschapsfotografie (teksten over)
Abstract
Contents : /
0. Minister of cultural affairs, Ms Âse Kleveland: Speech at the opening of the Symposium /
Part 1 : Main subject - Landscape photography - /
1. Margaret Harker Farrand: Keynote: Landscape photography: documentation or art? /
2. Roger Taylor: Darkness and light. Approaching Victorian landscape /
3. Karl Steinorth: German landscapes taken by Theodor and Oskar Hofmeister /
4. Per Jonas Nordhagen: From national icons to tourist photography. Grand themes in the depiction of Norwegian /
5. Henrik Dupont: Aerial pictures as landscape photography. The Danish collections at the Royal Library in Copenhagen /
6. William Main: Landscape photography in New Zealand /
7. Christine De Naeyer: Belgian landscape through the eyes of photographic commissions /
8. François Méchain: The inescapable lure of landscape /
Part 2 : Current topics - /
9. Eva Klerck Gange: John Olav Riise - in contact with cubism and surrealism /
10. Giuliana Scimé: Eberhard Schrammen and Toni von Haken: the rediscovery of two Bauhaus masters /
11. Anna Auer: Magic books and wishing-wand. A personal portrait of Josef Maria Eder (1855-1944) /
12. Eva Dahlman: Pioneers among women photographers in Sweden. Bertha Valerius, Rosalie Sjöman and Lotten von Diiben /
13. Melinda B. Parsons: Nature, Social Reform, and the 'Elemental Purity' of Northern Landscape: Edward Steichen and Frits Thaulow /
14. Arne Eggum: 'The camera cannot compete with brush and palette - as long as it cannot be used in Heaven /
15. Jean-René Béguin: L'obsédant élément Sodium, ou quand le loup dévora le chien /
16. Svante Warfvinge: Adolf Söderström, Swedish apothecary and amateur photographer /
17. Jens Jaeger: Photographic societies in Britain in the 19th century. Structure and influence of the first amateur movement in the 1850s /
18. Hideko and Etsuo Eujii: Restoration of faded colour photographic images by G.I.S. colour scanner /
19. R. Derek Wood: Photocopying in January 1843: the Treaty of Nanking /
Appendix / Programme Participants
For the Contents please click URL below.
0. Minister of cultural affairs, Ms Âse Kleveland: Speech at the opening of the Symposium /
Part 1 : Main subject - Landscape photography - /
1. Margaret Harker Farrand: Keynote: Landscape photography: documentation or art? /
2. Roger Taylor: Darkness and light. Approaching Victorian landscape /
3. Karl Steinorth: German landscapes taken by Theodor and Oskar Hofmeister /
4. Per Jonas Nordhagen: From national icons to tourist photography. Grand themes in the depiction of Norwegian /
5. Henrik Dupont: Aerial pictures as landscape photography. The Danish collections at the Royal Library in Copenhagen /
6. William Main: Landscape photography in New Zealand /
7. Christine De Naeyer: Belgian landscape through the eyes of photographic commissions /
8. François Méchain: The inescapable lure of landscape /
Part 2 : Current topics - /
9. Eva Klerck Gange: John Olav Riise - in contact with cubism and surrealism /
10. Giuliana Scimé: Eberhard Schrammen and Toni von Haken: the rediscovery of two Bauhaus masters /
11. Anna Auer: Magic books and wishing-wand. A personal portrait of Josef Maria Eder (1855-1944) /
12. Eva Dahlman: Pioneers among women photographers in Sweden. Bertha Valerius, Rosalie Sjöman and Lotten von Diiben /
13. Melinda B. Parsons: Nature, Social Reform, and the 'Elemental Purity' of Northern Landscape: Edward Steichen and Frits Thaulow /
14. Arne Eggum: 'The camera cannot compete with brush and palette - as long as it cannot be used in Heaven /
15. Jean-René Béguin: L'obsédant élément Sodium, ou quand le loup dévora le chien /
16. Svante Warfvinge: Adolf Söderström, Swedish apothecary and amateur photographer /
17. Jens Jaeger: Photographic societies in Britain in the 19th century. Structure and influence of the first amateur movement in the 1850s /
18. Hideko and Etsuo Eujii: Restoration of faded colour photographic images by G.I.S. colour scanner /
19. R. Derek Wood: Photocopying in January 1843: the Treaty of Nanking /
Appendix / Programme Participants
For the Contents please click URL below.
| Copy number | R002769 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | $HIST ESHP 1995 |
| Copy number | R022862 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | 20 H 1 1995 DARK |
| Copy number | R063173 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | 600 ERLA 1994 |