PhotoLit - data bank on photographic literature

 
Book# 43273

Strba, Annelies.

Annelies Strba. Kunsthaus Zug. Centre national de photographie, Paris.

Ort   Paris
Jahr   2001
Einband   hc. in dustjacket
Medium   book

 

 
Other books with similar tags:
Foto-auge. 76 Fotos der Zeit.
The American past: A history of the United States from Concord to Hiroshima, 1775-1945. Told with the aid of a thousand pictures. Reproduces from original photographs, paintings, cartoons, lithographs, engravings, and drawings, especially selected and arranged to illuminate and illustrate the politics, personalities, wars, and peaceful progress of America and its people.
Photographs. 14 November 2009. New York.
Auktionskatalog, New York, Phillips de Pury & Co., 14.11.2009.
The Opening of the American West. General Editor: Bill Yenne
The Armory Show 2010. March 4-7 2010. New York City.
Ausstellungskatalog, New York, NY, The Armory Show, 04.-07.03.2010.
Annelies Strba. Ware iri ware ni iru. Text by Roman Kurzmeyer.
Skyscrapers. A history of the world’s most famous and important skyscrapers. Indtroductory interview with Philip Johnson.
Changing Chicago. A Photodocumentary. Preface by Jack Jaffe. Introduction by Walter Rosenblum. Essays by Naomi Rosenblum and Larry Heinemann.
Picturing the bomb. Photographs from the secret world of the Manhattan Project. Introduction by Richard Rhodes.
Bruguière. His photographs and his life. Photographs by Francis Joseph Bruguiere, 1879-1945. With a critical and biographical narrative by James Enyeart.
Once upon a city. New York from 1890 to 1910 as photographed by Byron and described by Grace M. Mayer.
The North American Indians. A selection of photographs by Edward S. Curtis. Text compiled with an introduction by Joseph Epes Brown.
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Walker Evans. With an introdution by John Szarkowski.
The Museum of Modern Art
Dust bowl descent.
Larry Fink.
Kenneth Josephson.
Powerful days. The Civil Rights Photography of Charles Moore. Text by Michael S. Durham. Introduction by Andrew Young.
Eastman Kodak Company
David Lachapelle. Edited by Gianni Mercurio & Fred Torres.
Gordon Parks: A poet and his camera. Preface: Stephen Spender. Introduction: Philip B. Kunhardt, Jr.
Posing beauty. African American images from the 1890s to the present.