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The Photo-Pictorialists of Buffalo

Pages
127
Published
1981
Language
English

Synopsis

This book delves into the history of the Photo-Pictorialists of Buffalo, an influential society of photographers. It explores their artistic contributions, the exhibitions they organized, and the lives of the key photographers involved. The narrative highlights their impact on artistic photography, particularly within the context of Buffalo, New York.

About the author

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Anthony Bannon

Anthony Bannon is the author of William Coupon. He writes about photography and its history.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is the historical context of the Photo-Pictorialists of Buffalo?

    This book provides a detailed account of the Photo-Pictorialists of Buffalo, a significant group in the American pictorialist movement. It explores their role in elevating photography to an art form during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly their contributions to the broader artistic discourse of the era.

  • Does this book feature specific photographers from the movement?

    The book highlights the work and biographies of key members of the Photo-Pictorialists of Buffalo, offering insights into their individual artistic styles and their collective impact. It delves into the contributions of figures like Clara E. Sipprell and Wilbur H. Porterfield, among others, showcasing their photographic achievements.