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Local Portraiture Through The Lens Of The 19thcentury Iranian Photographers Carmen Prez Gonzlez

Name: Local Portraiture Through The Lens Of The 19thcentury Iranian Photographers Carmen Prez Gonzlez
SKU: BELL-46449126
Price: 31.00 USD
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Local Portraiture Through The Lens Of The 19thcentury Iranian Photographers Carmen Prez Gonzlez instant download after payment.

Publisher: Leiden University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.16 MB

Pages: 328

Author: Carmen Pérez González

ISBN: 9789087281564, 9087281560

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Local Portraiture Through The Lens Of The 19thcentury Iranian Photographers Carmen Prez Gonzlez by Carmen Pérez González 9789087281564, 9087281560 instant download after payment.

This thoughtfully and meticulously researched book explores the work of indigenous Iranian photographers and the way in which their photographs reflect their society and surroundings. In order to highlight how photography reflects local culture, Carmen Pérez González, a photographer herself, offers a comparative visual analysis of nineteenth-century Iranian photographs and paintings created during the same time period and in the same place in order to show that aesthetic preferences are rooted in the socio-cultural habits of artists. This lushly illustrated book is a testimony to the unique power and historical value of photographic portraits and their enduring power to capture local realities.