Centennium: fotografi i Sverige Del 1. 1895 – 1974
Gösta Flemming
Svenska Fotografers Förbund
Swedish
Hardcover
500 pages
300 x 300 mm
2007
ISBN 9789185448128
What happened to photographer Axel Rydin when his horse ran aground in Sundsvall? When was the Lumière brothers’ cinematograph shown for the first time in Malmö? What is Rembrandt lighting? Why did the world’s first photo enlargement hang on PUB’s facade in Stockholm in 1937? Which Swedish photographer stunned the world in 1965? Who urged “death to the photography teachers”? What were the Image Activists?” The answers to these vital questions can be found in Centennium, photography in Sweden part I: 1895-1974. A masterpiece published by the Swedish Photographers Association.
The book creates presence and freezes sections of time, creates a collective memory of photography culture in Sweden where the reader feels the passage of time.
(source: https://www.adlibris.com/se/bok/centennium-fotografi-i-sverige-d-1-1895-1974-9789185448128)
About the Author
Gösta Flemming is an editor, designer, publisher and writer based in Sweden. In 1991 he founded the photo book publisher Journal, leading to the international dissemination of over one hundred and sixty titles.
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About the Publisher
SFF, the Swedish Association of Professional Photographers is a non-profit organization for professional photographers in Sweden. SFF was founded in 1895 and is the largest organization for professional photographers in Scandinavia. With over 1800 members SFF is the leading organization representing those in the professional photographic industry.
sfoto.se
(source: https://www.sfoto.se/english/)
