Over sixty photographically-illustrated novels were printed over a period of ten years either side of 1900 by two publishers capitalising on the ease and economy of half-tone reproduction. Many writers interviewed at the time spoke out against this intrusion of the « documentary » and the « anti-artistic » in the novel (survey carried out by A. Ibels for Le Mercure de France, 1898), and few collaborators were able successfully to integrate the images into their texts. Yet Jean Lorrain, in La Dame turque, drew on their perceivably melancholy nature, equating them with the mental images of an idealised women in the mind of his hero. And in Willy's En bombe, the author himself posed in a self-consciously voyeuristic novel that satirises the ty...
La thèse compare quelques romans suédois et français écrits entre 1884 et 1892 et comment ceux-ci so...
The works on display and their arrangement have been conceived for the space of Edizioe Periferia. T...
The links between literature and photography confirm the duality inherent in the new, visual image :...
Photography lives from our desire for images. In relation to the craving which the invention of lith...
Paris magazine and its derivatives – Paris Sex Appeal, Pages Folles, Pour lire à deux and Scandale –...
Ce travail propose de revoir l'histoire du roman-photo, de mettre en lumière la nature profondément ...
Dans le sillage de l’exposition « Splendeurs et misères. Images de la prostitution, 1850-1910 », ce ...
International audienceFor the French case, the percentage of books illustrated with photographs is e...
In the nineteenth century, photographs are first seen as true images. Produced mechanically, they wo...
By the 1960s, many scholars have questioned the belief that the “Sexual Revolution” that took place ...
Au XIXe siècle, la photographie est vue comme une image vraie. Produite mécaniquement, elle serait l...
This paper analyses the construction of the image of oriental women in the production of commercial ...
Dans son livre The Artist as Critic, Lorraine Kooistra définit comme « bitextualité » le lien unissa...
International audience"Le Trésor Artistique de la France" (Treasury of French Art) is a book illustr...
The popular and sentimental press market has given the photo-novel so much spaceto develop that it s...
La thèse compare quelques romans suédois et français écrits entre 1884 et 1892 et comment ceux-ci so...
The works on display and their arrangement have been conceived for the space of Edizioe Periferia. T...
The links between literature and photography confirm the duality inherent in the new, visual image :...
Photography lives from our desire for images. In relation to the craving which the invention of lith...
Paris magazine and its derivatives – Paris Sex Appeal, Pages Folles, Pour lire à deux and Scandale –...
Ce travail propose de revoir l'histoire du roman-photo, de mettre en lumière la nature profondément ...
Dans le sillage de l’exposition « Splendeurs et misères. Images de la prostitution, 1850-1910 », ce ...
International audienceFor the French case, the percentage of books illustrated with photographs is e...
In the nineteenth century, photographs are first seen as true images. Produced mechanically, they wo...
By the 1960s, many scholars have questioned the belief that the “Sexual Revolution” that took place ...
Au XIXe siècle, la photographie est vue comme une image vraie. Produite mécaniquement, elle serait l...
This paper analyses the construction of the image of oriental women in the production of commercial ...
Dans son livre The Artist as Critic, Lorraine Kooistra définit comme « bitextualité » le lien unissa...
International audience"Le Trésor Artistique de la France" (Treasury of French Art) is a book illustr...
The popular and sentimental press market has given the photo-novel so much spaceto develop that it s...
La thèse compare quelques romans suédois et français écrits entre 1884 et 1892 et comment ceux-ci so...
The works on display and their arrangement have been conceived for the space of Edizioe Periferia. T...
The links between literature and photography confirm the duality inherent in the new, visual image :...