John Beasley greene
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« Modernisme et Modernité » : Un livre et une exposition au Petit Palais pour partir à la rencontre du cercle de Le Gray
Une exposition à la (re)découverte de photographes en avance sur leur temps
Gustave Le Gray (1802-1884), est le plus important photographe du Second Empire. L'exposition qui lui est consacrée ne lui est néanmoins pas entièrement dédiée. En effet, celle-ci s'attarde longuement sur les photographes qui ont constitué son cercle, qu'ils aient été ses élèves ou plus simplement, ses amis. Cette présentation est le fruit du travail et des recherches de deux commissaires, Anne de Mondenard et Marc Pagneux, visiblement passionnés par ces photographes, précurseurs du mouvement moderniste. Ici, et grâce à eux, le cercle s'agrandit, et des hommes sortent de l'ombre. C'est le cas notamme... - Exposition
Exhibition : John Beasley Greene at Hans P. Kraus Jr. Fine Photographs
Hans P. Kraus Jr. Fine Photographs's press release
NEW YORK – The enigmatic 19th-century photographs of John Beasley Greene (1832-1856) will be on view from September 28 – December 2, 2016 at Hans P. Kraus Jr. Fine Photographs. An American born in France, Greene made surprisingly modern images of Paris, Egypt, and Algeria during the middle of the 19th century in only four years, before his early death at age 24.
The exhibition features a rare group of more than 25 waxed paper negatives and salt prints exhibited for the first time. A fully illustrated catalogue with an essay by author and historian Eugenia Parry will accompany the exhibition.
The first museum exhibition of Greene’s photography is scheduled to open at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in 2018. Greene’s work is in t... - Exposition
A New View of Architectural Photography from the National Museums in Berlin
The Art Library is reopening its newly reconstructed Kaisersaal (Emperor's Hall) at the Museum of Photography with a show of hidden treasures of architectural photography from the collections of the National Museums. Nearly all of the individual museums have acquired since some 150 years photographs. The genre of architectural photography is especially prominent represented. It was collected for the purpose of documenting ethnological and archeological expeditions, to archive architectural monuments or as an art form in its own right. An impressive panorama of the most diverse architectural motifs unfolds, ranging from the beginnings of photography to today: to mention but a few, there are images of bamboo huts from the Ethnological Museum, of temples from the Egyptian Museum, of Indian mosques from the Museum of Asian A...
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Une exposition à la (re)découverte de photographes en avance sur leur temps
Gustave Le Gray (1802-1884), est le plus important photographe du Second Empire. L'exposition qui lui est consacrée ne lui est néanmoins pas entièrement dédiée. En effet, celle-ci s'attarde longuement sur les photographes qui ont constitué son cercle, qu'ils aient été ses élèves ou plus simplement, ses amis. Cette présentation est le fruit du travail et des recherches de deux commissaires, Anne de Mondenard et Marc Pagneux, visiblement passionnés par ces photographes, précurseurs du mouvement moderniste. Ici, et grâce à eux, le cercle s'agrandit, et des hommes sortent de l'ombre. C'est le cas notamme...
Hans P. Kraus Jr. Fine Photographs's press release
NEW YORK – The enigmatic 19th-century photographs of John Beasley Greene (1832-1856) will be on view from September 28 – December 2, 2016 at Hans P. Kraus Jr. Fine Photographs. An American born in France, Greene made surprisingly modern images of Paris, Egypt, and Algeria during the middle of the 19th century in only four years, before his early death at age 24.
The exhibition features a rare group of more than 25 waxed paper negatives and salt prints exhibited for the first time. A fully illustrated catalogue with an essay by author and historian Eugenia Parry will accompany the exhibition.
The first museum exhibition of Greene’s photography is scheduled to open at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in 2018. Greene’s work is in t...
The Art Library is reopening its newly reconstructed Kaisersaal (Emperor's Hall) at the Museum of Photography with a show of hidden treasures of architectural photography from the collections of the National Museums. Nearly all of the individual museums have acquired since some 150 years photographs. The genre of architectural photography is especially prominent represented. It was collected for the purpose of documenting ethnological and archeological expeditions, to archive architectural monuments or as an art form in its own right. An impressive panorama of the most diverse architectural motifs unfolds, ranging from the beginnings of photography to today: to mention but a few, there are images of bamboo huts from the Ethnological Museum, of temples from the Egyptian Museum, of Indian mosques from the Museum of Asian A...