Isbn: 9798312784343 - forgotten light: recalling francis frith's lens on the holy lands: a book for side table decor (4 resultados)

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condición: New. In English.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why This Coffee Table Book Belongs in Your CollectionA Rare Visual Journey Through the Holy Land - Featuring 37 historic photographs by Francis Frith, this book offers a breathtaking look at biblical and historic sites as they appeared in the 1850s.Dual Presentation for a Unique Perspective - Each image is displayed in both its original sepia tone and a newly remastered black-and-white version, allowing readers to experience these iconic photographs in two distinct ways.Rich Historical & Biblical Insights - Accompanying each image is a compelling description revealing little-known facts, biblical references, and the challenges Frith faced in capturing these extraordinary views.A Stunning Coffee Table Book & Conversation Piece - Perfect for book nook reading valets, side table decor, and large coffee table book collections, this visually striking volume is ideal for history buffs, photography enthusiasts, and art lovers alike.Step back in time and experience the Holy Land of the 1850s through the pioneering lens of Francis Frith, one of the most daring photographers of his era. "Forgotten Light: Recalling Francis Frith's Lens on the Holy Lands" is a carefully curated coffee table book that brings together 37 remarkable photographs of biblical and historic sites in what is now modern-day Egypt, Israel, the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Lebanon, and Syria.Unlike any other photography collection, this book presents Frith's work in a way that enhances the reader's connection to the past. Each photograph is displayed in both its original sepia tone and a newly remastered black-and-white version, allowing for a fresh perspective on these rarely seen images. Accompanying each plate is an insightful description revealing obscure historical facts, biblical references, and the technical challenges Frith overcame to capture these breathtaking views.This collection is entirely focused on Frith's images of Sinai and Palestine, providing a unique glimpse into the landscapes and sacred sites of the 19th century.Rarely Seen Vintage Photographs - Captured during arduous expeditions, these images represent some of the earliest photographic records of biblical locations.Dual Presentation - Each photograph is showcased in its original sepia tone and a digitally remastered black-and-white version, offering two stunning interpretations of the past.Hidden Stories and Little-Known Facts - Each image is accompanied by a compelling narrative, highlighting Frith's technical achievements, the historical significance of the location, and biblical connections.Technical Innovation & Artistic Vision - Frith used the collodion process under extreme conditions and worked with three different camera formats (8x10, 16x20, and stereoscopic pairs) to produce some of the largest and most detailed prints of his time.A Unique Coffee Table Book for Art, History, and Photography EnthusiastsThis compact coffee table book is not only a visual treasure but also a fascinating historical document. Whether placed in a book nook reading valet, displayed as part of a side table decor collection, or added to a selection of compact art coffee table books, this volume is sure to spark conversation and admiration.A Must-Have for Collectors, Historians, and Lovers of Classic PhotographyIf you appreciate historical photography books, vintage travel photography, biblical history, or Middle Eastern heritage, this book will transport you to a lost world through the eyes of a true photographic pioneer.Add "Forgotten Light: Recalling Francis Frith's Lens on the Holy Lands" to your collection today and rediscover the Holy Land through the groundbreaking work of Francis Frit Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…