The photographic campaigns of Martens in Switzerland and Savoy. Between 1859 and 1864, under the title La Suisse et la Savoie, the Goupil & Cie publishing house produced a set of lithographic prints based on the photographs of Frédéric Martens (1806-1885). This photographer has been largely forgotten today but during his lifetime he had a considerable reputation. The article studies the aesthetic aspects of these views of the Alps, taken in the perspective of a picturesque tradition going back to the late eighteenth century. Their critical reception by contemporaries is also examined, underlining the ambiguous nature of these images, somewhere between scientific documentation and works of art. The article concludes with an analysis of the ...
Garimoldi (Giuseppe). — Photography and mountain discovery by alpinism Until the invention of photog...
Swiss Mountains : Inventing and Using a Representation of the Landscape (18th-20th Century) This h...
How could the beauty of landscape be better described than by means of photography? Based on this (n...
Photography and the illustrated press during the Second Empire. The illustrated press shew the grea...
By focusing on the indices characterising photography (i.e. its very nature of luminous imprint), c...
Landscape photographies : the other side of the picture. The success of daguerreotypes, invented in...
Zusammenfassung : Dieser Artikel analysiert das Bild des Wallis, das die Reisenden des 18. und 19. J...
A travers l’iconographie de la montagne en images fixes ou mobiles - le « Bergfilm » ou film de mont...
International audienceAs soon as it emerged, the medium of photography seemed to be endowed with gre...
Cette thèse met en relation les voyageurs et les alpinistes anglais et le lien qu’ils ont entretenu ...
This work was an investigation into new uses of historic photographic technologies in a site-specifi...
International audienceThis article examines the professional practice and the daily life of the itin...
Between 1843 and 1914, photography became the main means of illustrating stories in the French press...
International audienceAt the end of the eighteenth century, the Alpine landscape becomes a subject f...
It has often been said that Flaubert rejected photography. We wish to review this statement by study...
Garimoldi (Giuseppe). — Photography and mountain discovery by alpinism Until the invention of photog...
Swiss Mountains : Inventing and Using a Representation of the Landscape (18th-20th Century) This h...
How could the beauty of landscape be better described than by means of photography? Based on this (n...
Photography and the illustrated press during the Second Empire. The illustrated press shew the grea...
By focusing on the indices characterising photography (i.e. its very nature of luminous imprint), c...
Landscape photographies : the other side of the picture. The success of daguerreotypes, invented in...
Zusammenfassung : Dieser Artikel analysiert das Bild des Wallis, das die Reisenden des 18. und 19. J...
A travers l’iconographie de la montagne en images fixes ou mobiles - le « Bergfilm » ou film de mont...
International audienceAs soon as it emerged, the medium of photography seemed to be endowed with gre...
Cette thèse met en relation les voyageurs et les alpinistes anglais et le lien qu’ils ont entretenu ...
This work was an investigation into new uses of historic photographic technologies in a site-specifi...
International audienceThis article examines the professional practice and the daily life of the itin...
Between 1843 and 1914, photography became the main means of illustrating stories in the French press...
International audienceAt the end of the eighteenth century, the Alpine landscape becomes a subject f...
It has often been said that Flaubert rejected photography. We wish to review this statement by study...
Garimoldi (Giuseppe). — Photography and mountain discovery by alpinism Until the invention of photog...
Swiss Mountains : Inventing and Using a Representation of the Landscape (18th-20th Century) This h...
How could the beauty of landscape be better described than by means of photography? Based on this (n...