Softcover | 16 x 1.8 x 24.5 cm | 272 pp

Société Française de Photographie | 2009 | 9782911961236 

Text in English and French

Since 1996, with contributions by noted scholars, the peer-reviewed journal Études Photographiques, has been leading the way in providing academics and the arts community access to the most current research on photography, the history of photography and visual culture.

CONTENTS:

When a Photograph of Trees Is Almost like a Crime: Rodchenko, Verto, Kalatozoe 

On Either Side of the 'Gatekeeper’: Technical Experimentation with Photography at L’Ilustration (1880-1900) 

The Politics of the Documentary. Photographing 'the Other Half’ for Vanity Fair and the Democratic Party 

Media Alert

Circa 1930: Art History and the New Photography 

Beaumont Newhall and a Machine: Exhibiting Photography 
at the Museum of Modern Art in 1937 

French Pictorialism and the Aesthetics of Optical Aberration

The Invention of Miroslav Tichy