Japan in Early Photographs

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The very first photographs of Japan were fascinating to the Western world, causing a wave of enthusiasm in the 1870s and 1880s, which then found expression in art, culture and society. One of the first Europeans in the middle of the nineteenth century to travel the externally isolated country was the renowned photographer and war correspondent Felice Beato. The photographs he created from the 1860s are now published for the first time and are complemented by works of other photographers. And thus a unique picture of the native Japanese culture is portrayed, showing the Japanese feudal state in one-off portraits, landscapes and architectural photographs prior to the transition from the Edo to the Meji period (1868). The impressive collection of these earliest pictures trace back to the Swiss diplomat Aime Humbert (1819 1900), who traveled Japan in 1863/64 and negotiated the first amity and commerce treaty between the two states.
Артикул
3238359
Издательство
Arnoldsche Art Publishers
Тип обложки
твердый переплет
Штрих код
9783897900271
Год
Страниц
292
Язык
Английский
Размеры
295x225 мм
Вес
1690 гр.
Импортер
ООО «Абрис-Бел». 220112, РБ, г. Минск, ул. Cырокомли 7-167
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