Now is then : snapshots from the Maresca Collection
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Exemplaarnummer Plaatscode Signatuur R013571 Ned. Fotomuseum $COLL MARESCA 2008
TitelNow is then : snapshots from the Maresca Collection
Editie[editie] 1st ed.
Fotograaf
Iconografisch trefwoord
Plaats van uitgaveNew York
UitgeverPrinceton Architectural Press
Jaar van uitgave2008
Pagina's192 p.
IllustratiesZwart-Wit en kleur
Formaat21 x 25 cm.
MateriaalTekstboek
DocumenttypeBoek
ISBN9781568987484156898748X
Elektronisch document
Annotatiehc; Includes bibliographical references.
Trefwoordamateurfotografie, Fotocollecties: USA, Snapshot fotografie (genre), Maresca, Fred {collectie}
Geografisch trefwoordVerenigde Staten
Samenvatting
From Publishers Weekly: -
"This delightful, small-scale coffee table tome is perfect for anyone whose curiosity has been piqued while sifting through abandoned family snapshots in an antique store. Offering highlights from the Maresca collection of photographs housed at the Newark Musuem, each of these anonymous, care-worn photographs provides a potent glimpse of America between the 1920s and '60s, long before throw-away digital photography rendered amateur picture-taking less deliberate, more ephemeral. Among three essays and an interview with Frank Maresca, the standout is English professor Nancy Martha West's, in which she confides a desire to "invent a story for almost every snapshot in this catalog"; it's a sentiment readers will find contagious. Ultimately, the book proves not only a tour-de-force social document of the 20th century, but also a testament to the power of even the most amateur of photographers to capture and preserve a singular moment of long-forgotten life."
"This delightful, small-scale coffee table tome is perfect for anyone whose curiosity has been piqued while sifting through abandoned family snapshots in an antique store. Offering highlights from the Maresca collection of photographs housed at the Newark Musuem, each of these anonymous, care-worn photographs provides a potent glimpse of America between the 1920s and '60s, long before throw-away digital photography rendered amateur picture-taking less deliberate, more ephemeral. Among three essays and an interview with Frank Maresca, the standout is English professor Nancy Martha West's, in which she confides a desire to "invent a story for almost every snapshot in this catalog"; it's a sentiment readers will find contagious. Ultimately, the book proves not only a tour-de-force social document of the 20th century, but also a testament to the power of even the most amateur of photographers to capture and preserve a singular moment of long-forgotten life."
| Exemplaarnummer | R013571 |
| Instellingsnaam | |
| Signatuur | $COLL MARESCA 2008 |