David haberstich (19 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: No dust jacket as issued. 1st Edition. First edition, first printing. Soft cover. Photographically illustrated stiff wrappers; no dust jacket as issued. Photographs by Betty Hahn. Edited by Steve Yates. Essays by Dana Asbury, David Haberstich and Steve Yates, and an illustrated chronology and catalogue of works by Michele M. Penhall (with detailed descriptions of 24 projects from 1964-1994), collections, exhibition history and bibliography. 200 pp. with 103 four-color plates, 11 duotone plates and numerous black and white reference illustrations. 8-7/8 x 12 inches. 3300 softcover copies were printed. Published on the occasion of the traveling exhibition Betty Hahn: Photography or Maybe Not, which originated at the Museum of Fine Arts, Museum of New Mexico, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Out of print. New in publisher's shrink-wrap. From the publisher: "Curator Steve Yates presents Betty Hahn as one in a distinguished line of free-thinking artists of the twentieth century who have paid no attention to the traditional boundaries of their media and whose style can only be described as pluralistic. Never one to be constrained by the boundaries, Betty Hahn has been a key person in the revival of nineteenth-century non-silver processes like gum bichromate and Van Dyke printing.".…

Hardback. Condición: Very Good. "The photographs in this book focus on the people-from midway artists to roustabouts, from performers and their families to the audiences who watch them each night-who create the magic of the circus. Rogala's work presents the highs and lows of circus life with a powerful combination of documentary pragmatism and empathy that conveys day-to-day details with a sense of wonder. Her rich black-and-white images follow light and shadow (and dust) from set up to rehearsal to performance, with color photography underscoring the drama of a red tent against a clear blue sky or the flash of sequins under the spotlight. Dynamism and a spirit of collaboration are at the heart of circus life, animate Rogala's archive, and are central to scholarship at the Smithsonian." (From the introduction) Nearly two decades after Dawn Rogala's time behind the scenes at America's circuses, Dawn Rogala donated her photography archive to the National Museum of American History. The Rogala Collection is the basis for Rogala and colleagues David Haberstich and Shannon Perich to combine in one volume their complementary expertise in photography. Rogala's essay revisits her time as a young photographer, documenting day-to-day struggles and triumphs of the workers who create a world of wonder for the rest of us. Haberstich reviews the history of documentary photography with an emphasis on depictions of people and their work, placing Rogala's photographs in the context of the history of traveling societies and immigrant groups. Perich explores the changing roles and relationships between photography and the circus, both of which matured amid industrialized economy, and discusses the Rogala Collection's place in a long history of circus photography.…

Hardback. Condición: Very Good. "The photographs in this book focus on the people-from midway artists to roustabouts, from performers and their families to the audiences who watch them each night-who create the magic of the circus. Rogala's work presents the highs and lows of circus life with a powerful combination of documentary pragmatism and empathy that conveys day-to-day details with a sense of wonder. Her rich black-and-white images follow light and shadow (and dust) from set up to rehearsal to performance, with color photography underscoring the drama of a red tent against a clear blue sky or the flash of sequins under the spotlight. Dynamism and a spirit of collaboration are at the heart of circus life, animate Rogala's archive, and are central to scholarship at the Smithsonian." (From the introduction) Nearly two decades after Dawn Rogala's time behind the scenes at America's circuses, Dawn Rogala donated her photography archive to the National Museum of American History. The Rogala Collection is the basis for Rogala and colleagues David Haberstich and Shannon Perich to combine in one volume their complementary expertise in photography. Rogala's essay revisits her time as a young photographer, documenting day-to-day struggles and triumphs of the workers who create a world of wonder for the rest of us. Haberstich reviews the history of documentary photography with an emphasis on depictions of people and their work, placing Rogala's photographs in the context of the history of traveling societies and immigrant groups. Perich explores the changing roles and relationships between photography and the circus, both of which matured amid industrialized economy, and discusses the Rogala Collection's place in a long history of circus photography.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. All the glitz and glamor of the American circus recreated in one showstopping book."The photographs in this book focus on the people-from midway artists to roustabouts, from performers and their families to the audiences who watch them each night-who create the magic of the circus. Rogala's work presents the highs and lows of circus life with a powerful combination of documentary pragmatism and empathy that conveys day-to-day details with a sense of wonder. Her rich black-and-white images follow light and shadow (and dust) from set up to rehearsal to performance, with color photography underscoring the drama of a red tent against a clear blue sky or the flash of sequins under the spotlight. Dynamism and a spirit of collaboration are at the heart of circus life, animate Rogala's archive, and are central to scholarship at the Smithsonian." (From the introduction)Nearly two decades after Dawn Rogala's time behind the scenes at America's circuses, Dawn Rogala donated her photography archive to the National Museum of American History. The Rogala Collection is the basis for Rogala and colleagues David Haberstich and Shannon Perich to combine in one volume their complementary expertise in photography. Rogala's essay revisits her time as a young photographer, documenting day-to-day struggles and triumphs of the workers who create a world of wonder for the rest of us. Haberstich reviews the history of documentary photography with an emphasis on depictions of people and their work, placing Rogala's photographs in the context of the history of traveling societies and immigrant groups. Perich explores the changing roles and relationships between photography and the circus, both of which matured amid industrialized economy, and discusses the Rogala Collection's place in a long history of circus photography. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: Very Good +. Signed Photobook SIGNED BY BETTY HAHN. Oblong 4to, 198 pp, VG+ in pictorial wraps. Lavishly illustrated in color and b&w. Includes a catalogue of the works; collection record; exhibition history; bibliography. Boldly INSCRIBED and dated in the year of publication by Betty Hahn on the half-title.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 277 pages. 11.50x9.50x1.00 inches. In Stock.

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Gebunden. Condición: New. David E. Haberstich is curator of photography at the Archives Center, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution. Shannon T. Perich is curator of Photographic History Collection, National Museum of American History, Smithsoni.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. All the glitz and glamor of the American circus recreated in one showstopping book."The photographs in this book focus on the people-from midway artists to roustabouts, from performers and their families to the audiences who watch them each night-who create the magic of the circus. Rogala's work presents the highs and lows of circus life with a powerful combination of documentary pragmatism and empathy that conveys day-to-day details with a sense of wonder. Her rich black-and-white images follow light and shadow (and dust) from set up to rehearsal to performance, with color photography underscoring the drama of a red tent against a clear blue sky or the flash of sequins under the spotlight. Dynamism and a spirit of collaboration are at the heart of circus life, animate Rogala's archive, and are central to scholarship at the Smithsonian." (From the introduction)Nearly two decades after Dawn Rogala's time behind the scenes at America's circuses, Dawn Rogala donated her photography archive to the National Museum of American History. The Rogala Collection is the basis for Rogala and colleagues David Haberstich and Shannon Perich to combine in one volume their complementary expertise in photography. Rogala's essay revisits her time as a young photographer, documenting day-to-day struggles and triumphs of the workers who create a world of wonder for the rest of us. Haberstich reviews the history of documentary photography with an emphasis on depictions of people and their work, placing Rogala's photographs in the context of the history of traveling societies and immigrant groups. Perich explores the changing roles and relationships between photography and the circus, both of which matured amid industrialized economy, and discusses the Rogala Collection's place in a long history of circus photography. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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