The portrait is of a very old kind. The human representation is deeply rooted in western culture. From the end of the Middle Ages, and then during the Renaissance, it played a major role, in concordance with the interest shown towards the human person and to the particular individual. Very soon after its invention, photography concentrated on portraits, going as far as to take over certain functions that were provided by painting and graphic arts. More than one hundred and fifty years afterwards, faith in the truth of the photographic image has been lost. With the portrait, artists are forever testing the limits of the representation
This paper presents a research into the portrait genre from the axiological perspective and its rede...
A collection of essays published in parallel with a double exhibition underlining the centennial of ...
Despite its huge popularity, portraiture hasn’t received much philosophical attention. While there a...
What is a portrait? Since the birth of photography, this is a question that photographers have for e...
Among the various types of artistic expression, portraits are probably considered the most approacha...
In the current global climate of contemporary art discourse, the term “post-digital” variously draws...
peer reviewedThe considerable success of the photographic portrait, whose first industrial developme...
Pascal Grandmaison's photographic and videographic work is often defined as renewing the concept of ...
International audienceThe considerable success of the photographic portrait, whose first industrial ...
Throughout the years the purpose of the portrait, along with it’s story, has changed considerably. ...
Since the antiquity, and up to modern times, the portraits of famous men have been a long-term topos...
Before the advent of photography, portraits were, almost by definition, depictions of people who wer...
Throughout time portrait has changed its function, purpose, many times. Today, portrait doesn’t just...
It is a truth universally acknowledged that good portraits ‘capture’ the essence of specific individ...
This scientific article reveals the concept of the portrait genre, nature the importance of searchin...
This paper presents a research into the portrait genre from the axiological perspective and its rede...
A collection of essays published in parallel with a double exhibition underlining the centennial of ...
Despite its huge popularity, portraiture hasn’t received much philosophical attention. While there a...
What is a portrait? Since the birth of photography, this is a question that photographers have for e...
Among the various types of artistic expression, portraits are probably considered the most approacha...
In the current global climate of contemporary art discourse, the term “post-digital” variously draws...
peer reviewedThe considerable success of the photographic portrait, whose first industrial developme...
Pascal Grandmaison's photographic and videographic work is often defined as renewing the concept of ...
International audienceThe considerable success of the photographic portrait, whose first industrial ...
Throughout the years the purpose of the portrait, along with it’s story, has changed considerably. ...
Since the antiquity, and up to modern times, the portraits of famous men have been a long-term topos...
Before the advent of photography, portraits were, almost by definition, depictions of people who wer...
Throughout time portrait has changed its function, purpose, many times. Today, portrait doesn’t just...
It is a truth universally acknowledged that good portraits ‘capture’ the essence of specific individ...
This scientific article reveals the concept of the portrait genre, nature the importance of searchin...
This paper presents a research into the portrait genre from the axiological perspective and its rede...
A collection of essays published in parallel with a double exhibition underlining the centennial of ...
Despite its huge popularity, portraiture hasn’t received much philosophical attention. While there a...