-
stimulating the
imagination by
direct or
indirect means." Science,
pictorialists contended,
might answer a
demand for
truthful information, but art must...
- The
Beyond (Italian: …E tu
vivrai nel terrore! L'aldilà, lit. "… And you will live in terror! The afterlife") is a 1981 English-language
Italian Southern...
-
Archer form a new
camera club, the
Camera Pictorialists of Los
Angeles (Los
Angeles Camera Pictorialists). The club
eventually became very influential...
- of the
medium itself. The f/64
school met with
opposition from the
pictorialists,
particularly William Mortensen, who
called their work "hard and brittle"...
- a soft
focus and
absence of
dramatic contrast. The aim of the
early Pictorialists (a term that came into wide use
about the turn of the 20th century)...
- theatre,
which consisted of
meticulous attention to detail, slow pacing,
pictorialist composition,
close collaborations with actors, use of
tranquil atmosphere...
-
century group of
photographers of
Native Americans known as
pictorialists.
Pictorialists were
influenced by the late 19th
Century art movement, Impressionism...
-
photographers met at Bostock's 'Little
Studio in
Phillip Street' to form the
Pictorialist "
Sydney Camera Circle ". This
initially included Cecil Bostock, James...
-
early 20th century,
Australian photography was
heavily influenced by the
Pictorialist approach. In the mid-20th century, the
photographic scene in Australia...
- its
historical value. In
February 2006, a
print of Steichen's
early pictorialist photograph, The Pond–Moonlight (1904), sold for US$2.9 million—at the...
