ESHPh - European Society for the History of Photography (Danube University Krems)

Der PhotoResearcher der ESHPh widmet sich seit 1990 ausschließlich der Fotogeschichtsforschung und erscheint einmal jährlich. Die Autoren sind international anerkannte Fachleute, die durch die große Bandbreite ihres Wissens die eigentliche Basis unserer Gesellschaft bilden. Viele Beiträge sind Erstpublikationen, die eine langjährige Forschungsarbeit abschließen. Die ESHPh stellt an dieser Stelle die Hefte 1 - 11 als Downloads zur Verfügung.

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PhotoResearcher No 12 Mai 2009

Mit einem neuen Design versehen, bildet der PhotoResearcher die fotowissenschaftliche Plattform der ESHPh seit mehr als 20 Jahren.

Inhalt:

Christoph Schaden, Wall.Photo.Book; A.D.Coleman, Return of the Suppressed: Pictorialism’s Revenge; Suzanne Paquet, Transcontinental Lines: Migrating Images and the Production of Space; Rolf.H.Krauss, The Cubist Photographer, George Morrow, Alvin Langdon Coburn and the Great English Vortex; Nicole Graf, The ETH-Bibliothek Image Archive, A Collection of Scientific and Historic Images; Pep Benlloch, Pedro Vicente, Turn the Page: Present and Future of Photography Magazines.

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Photoresearcher No 11 April 2008

Contents:

Trevor George Sewell, The Autochrome Process; Anselm Wagner, Integrating Photography into History of Art. Remarks on the life and scientific estate of Heinrich Schwarz; Ian Walker, Blossfeldt and Surrealism; Nikolaus Schad, Christian Schad: ‘My Pictures are in no way meant as illustration’; Inge Nevole, Christina Natlacen, Maria Schindelegger, In the laboratory of light: The photogram in contemporary art and its interrelationship with 1920s avant-garde practice; Kerstin Arcadius, The artist as photographer,
picturing the countryside;

Titel Photoresearcher No 11 Schwarzer Rand

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Photoresearcher No 11 April 2008

Photoresearcher No 10 September 2007

Contents:

Alistair Crawford, Wolf Suschitzky, photographer: Fled Hitler, Loved Lenin, Shot Michael Cain; Ulla Fischer-Westhauser, Emanuel von Friedrichsthal, The First Daguerreotypist in Yucatán; Carmen Pérez González, Defining a model of representation for 19th century Iranian Portrait Photography; Katherine Hoffman, Sarah Choate Sears and the Road to Modernism; Petra Trnková, Purified Czech history of photography.

Titel Photoresearcher No 10 Schwarzer Rand

Photoresearcher No10

Photoresearcher No 10 September 2007

Photoresearcher No 9 December 2006

Contents:

A.D.Coleman, Permitting the Forbidden: Photography as License; Hans Christian Adam, Edward. S.Curtis and his perception of the North American Indians; Alistair Crawford, Everyone ought to be careful in a city like this; William Bishop, William Bishop and the publication INSCAPE; Gabriele Hofer, Lucca Chmel. Photographic Interpretations of Austrian Architecture in the 1950s and 1960s; Zoltán Fejér, European Ramblings from Vérmezö Park to Mars; Trevor George Sewell, Beyond the Conventions of Architectural Photography; Penelope Petsini, Reconstructing Memory, Reconstructing the Self: Periklis Alkidis, Family Portraits 1987-94.

Photoresearcher No9

Photoresearcher No 9 December 2006

Photoresearcher No 8 September 2005

Contents:

Alistair Crawford, That Decisive Moment: Henri Cartier-Bresson 1908-2004; Monika Schwaerzler, August Sander – A Psychoanalytic Reading; Anna Auer, The unknown photographic work of Ferdinand Schmutzer (1870-1928); A.D. Coleman, Two Jacks and a Jill: Diane Arbus, Lee Friedlander and Garry Winogrand at Century’s End; Mark B.Pohlad, Dodging History: Marcel Duchamp’s Photographic Manipulations; Ben Baruch hotogBlich, The Epistemology of the Praphic Image, Vladimir Birgus, Czech and German Avant-Garde Photography.

Photoresearcher No8

Photoresearcher No 8 September 2005

Photoresearcher No 7 September 2004

Contents:

Editorial; David Faddy, The Image of Politics; Andy Golding and Joost Hunningher, Obituary of David Faddy; Colin Osman
The Beato Brothers, with reference to some of their lesser known images; Colin Ford, Colin Osman – a significant and colourful figure; Karl Steinorth, The pioneers of fotoform; Hans Christian Adam; Professor Karl Steinorth 1931–2000; How to became a member of the European Society for the History of Photography

Photoresearcher No7

Photoresearcher No 7 September 2004

Photoresearcher No 6 (1994/95/96) March 1997

Contents:

Colin Osman, Robert Murray of Edinburgh (1822-1893): The Discovery of Neglected Calotypes of Egypt; Mauro Rombi, Sardinia 1995, Edouard Delessert 1828-1898; Alistair Crawford, Wales 1996, Staging the Mind in Photographic Portraiture; Önder Erkarslan, Turkey 1996, A Retorspective View of Photography in Turkey; Philippe Maurice, Canada 1994, Photography: Scientific Fiction in the Later Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth Century; Philippe Maurice, Canada 1994, Tintypes, Snippets of a History; R. Derek Wood, England 1994, Daguerre and his Diorama in the 1830’s: Some Financial Announcements; Peter James, Coming into Light: Birmingham Central Library’s Photographic Collections; Susan Baar, Norway 1996, Expedition Photography in Polar Areas.

Book & Catalogue Reviews
Robert Greetham, Wales, 1996, Hugh Cortazzi and Terry Bennet Japan. Cought in Time: Great Photographic Archives; Robert Greetham, Wales, 1996, Fouad Debbas Beirut Our Memory. An Illustrated Tour in the Old City from 1880 to 1930; Robert Greetham, Wales, 1996, Peter James, Tessa Sidey, John Taylor Sunlight and Shadow. The Photographs of Emma Barton 1872-1938; Joanna Hounsome, Wales 1996, Carol Shloss In Visible Light. Photography and the American Writer 1840-1940; Joanna Hounsome, Wales, 1996, Alan Davies, Peter Banbury, The Mechnical Eye in Australia. Photography 1841-1900.

Exhibition Reviews
Richard Sadler, England, 1995, Rebuilding the Homefront. Photographs by Bill Brandt in Birmingham 1939-1943

Photoresearcher No6

Photoresearcher No 6 (1994/95/96) March 1997

Photoresearcher No 5 December 1993

Contents:

Margaret Harker Farrand, President’s Report; ESHPh Symposium, Vilanova, Spain, June 1993, Oslo, Norway, Symposium August 1994; Janet Dewan, Captain Biggs and Doctor Pigou, photographers to the Bombay Government 1855-1858; Peter Tooming, Estonian Photography: Between the East and West; In Brief.

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Photoresearcher No 5 December 1993

Photoresearcher No 4 September 1992

Contents:

Margaret Harker Farrand, Composite Photographs: Intentions and Achievements; Peter Süptitz, Hermann Krone – A Pioneer of Photography in Germany; Sue Atkinson, The Formative Years; Roger Kockaerts, The Imperfect Image: Cumbria Conference `92 outline; Michael Gray, Competition and Collaboration; Book Reviews; President’s Report.

Photoresearcher No4

Photoresearcher No 4 September 1992

Photoresearcher No 3 December 1991

Contents:

Margaret Harker Farrand, President’s Report – Toulouse Symposium; Julie K.Brown, Photography as Occupation in late Nineteenth Century Colonial Australia; Serge Negre, Arthur Batut – Photographie 1846-1918; Patricia Macdonald, Aerial Perspectives; Bernardo Riego, L’espagne face au Défi Technologique et Culturel de la Photographie 1839-1840; News & Distinctions; Book Reviews.

Photoresearcher No3

Photoresearcher No 3 December 1991

Photoresearcher No 2 June 1991

Contents:

Ingeborg Th.Leijerzapf, Mirrored Reflections in Photography; Peter E. Palmquist, Women Photographers in Nineteenth-Century California (USA) - An Overview; In Memoriam - Eric Hosking; Notes; Anthony Hamber, Henry Cole and the Institutionalization of Photography, Book Reviews.

Photoresearcher No2

Photoresearcher No 2 June 1991

Photoresearcher No 1 October 1990

Contents:

President’s Report (Margaret Harker Farrand); Sidney F. Ray, Historical Research into Photographic Technology and Imaging Sciences; M.Hallett, The Manchester-Liverpool Circle; Philip Stokes, Photography as a Cultural Nexus: Edward Cahen, His Photographs, Family and Friends; Ross Murray, Documentary Photography and Social Change; Sidney F.Ray, The Applied Photography of Charles Piazzi Smyth; Antony Hamber, Computers and the History of Photography; Book Reviews.

Photoresearcher No1

Photoresearcher No 1 October 1990