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Meyer, Robert

Alfred Stieglitz. Katalog over en utstilling av Alfred Stieglitz' bilder i Camera Work, redigert av Robert Meyer. Alfred Stieglitz' forste separatutstilling i Europa, Fotogalleriet, Oslo, Camera Obscura, Stockholm.

Ausstellungskatalog, Oslo, Fotogalleriet, 1977; Stockholm, Camera Obscura, 1977.
Ort   Stockholm, Oslo
Verlag   Ikaros Forlag
Jahr   1977
Einband   stapled
Illustration, Ausstattung   ill.
Medium   Katalog

 

20. Jahrh. "Camera Work" USA Photographiegeschichte Kunst Stieglitz, Alfred Kunstphotographie Piktorialismus 
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