Waan of Werkelijkheid? Architectuurfotografe Maria Hille (1827-1893). (Illusion or Reality? The Architectural Photography of M.H.)
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R072991 Ned. Fotomuseum Ned. fotomuseum
TitleWaan of Werkelijkheid? Architectuurfotografe Maria Hille (1827-1893).
(Illusion or Reality? The Architectural Photography of M.H.)
Author
Edition[nummer] 3
[jaargang] 7
[tijdschrift; titel] RUIMTE
[tijdschrift; pagina] 16-21
Photographer
Iconographic keywords
Year of publication1990
Materialartikel
Document TypeArticle
Subjectarchitectuurfotografie, Geschiedenis van de fotografie: NL (Nederland), Monografie, Vrouwlijke fotografen
Geographical keywordMiddelburg, Stadhuis, Leiden, Stadhuis, Den Haag, Groenmarkt, Den Haag, Tournooiveld, Leiden, Hooglandse Kerk
Abstract
Monograph on one of the first Dutch female professional
photographers, Maria Hille - born in Hamburg, Germany. By the
end of the 1850's she had broken new ground in the field of
architectural photography. She illustrated an architectural
journal with tipped in copies of her photographs. In addition,
she was one of the prime movers in the 19th century
architectural discourse on photography's potential to document
buildings right down to the finest detail. The author also
explores the problems involved in reconstructing the careers of
woman photographers who worked for or (like Maria Hille) owned
or co-owned a photographic firm.
Citaten:
Rosenblum, N.: A World History of Photography (1984)
Venetië, R. van / Zondervan A.: Geschiedenis van de Ned. Arch. Fotografie (1989)
Schaaf, L.: Sun Gardens (1985)
Philipp, C. G.: Berthe Wehnert-Beckmann (in: Silber und Salz, 1989)
Venetië, R. van / Zondervan, A.: Maria Hille (in: Gesch. Ned. Fotografie, 1984-)
Weimar, W.: Die Daguerreotypie in Hamburg 1839-1860 (1915)
photographers, Maria Hille - born in Hamburg, Germany. By the
end of the 1850's she had broken new ground in the field of
architectural photography. She illustrated an architectural
journal with tipped in copies of her photographs. In addition,
she was one of the prime movers in the 19th century
architectural discourse on photography's potential to document
buildings right down to the finest detail. The author also
explores the problems involved in reconstructing the careers of
woman photographers who worked for or (like Maria Hille) owned
or co-owned a photographic firm.
Citaten:
Rosenblum, N.: A World History of Photography (1984)
Venetië, R. van / Zondervan A.: Geschiedenis van de Ned. Arch. Fotografie (1989)
Schaaf, L.: Sun Gardens (1985)
Philipp, C. G.: Berthe Wehnert-Beckmann (in: Silber und Salz, 1989)
Venetië, R. van / Zondervan, A.: Maria Hille (in: Gesch. Ned. Fotografie, 1984-)
Weimar, W.: Die Daguerreotypie in Hamburg 1839-1860 (1915)
| Copy number | R072991 |
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| Shelf mark | Ned. fotomuseum |