Naomi Rosenblum Pořadí knih

A unique rendering of Iceland in winter by a renowned photographer and writer.

Focusing on the unique perspectives of women photographers, this book presents a chronological exploration of their work alongside the intimate relationships captured in their images. Through 159 duotone photographs, it highlights the emotional depth and connections between female subjects, showcasing the evolution of women's roles in photography and the stories they tell through their lens.

Highlighting the significant yet often overlooked contributions of women in photography, this book chronicles the work of around 250 female photographers, from pioneers like Julia Margaret Cameron to contemporary artists like Cindy Sherman. Dr. Naomi Rosenblum provides an engaging narrative that not only showcases their artistic achievements but also addresses the societal challenges they faced. The updated edition features new images and revised chapters, along with detailed biographies and an extensive bibliography, making it an essential resource for understanding women's impact on photography.

This beautifully printed collection captures the timeless spirit of Italy with haunting images of its architecture, antique objects, and evocative landscapes. Linda Butler strayed from the standard tourist path to create these subtly toned black-and-white photographs, each one a quiet meditation on Italy's past. The richly textured images are reproduced in the large-format tradition, preserving their delicate gradations in tone. This cloth-bound volume includes a text by the photographer that describes her immersion in Italy's mesmerizing history.

A definitive, eye-opening history of women's accomplishments throughout the entire history of the medium, written by the author of A World History of Photography. This book is an invitingly readable chronicle of women's creativity and the challenging contexts within which they often worked. Includes detailed biographies and a bibliography. Black-and-white and color photos.

Bound in the publisher's original black cloth with the front cover stamped in blind and the spine stamped in silver.