2011, ISBN: 8857204715

[EAN: 9788857204710], Neubuch, [PU: Skira - Berenice, Milan], Hardcover. The first English language monograph on one of the most important figures in the history of modern Japanese photog… Altro …

[EAN: 9788857204710], Neubuch, [PU: Skira - Berenice, Milan], Hardcover. The first English language monograph on one of the most important figures in the history of modern Japanese photography. Nojima's works range from kaiga shugi shashin (pictorial photography) to shinko- shashin (new/straight photography) of the early twentieth century. His earliest photographs are characterized by a density and heaviness echoing that of pictorialism, based in his subtle sensitivity and the pigment printing process, the mainstream printing method of that time. In the 1930s, his style takes a drastic turn under the influence of new trends in German photography, shifting toward cropped gelatine silver prints in pursuit of a form of expression that is unique to the medium. Nojima was also known as an enthusiastic art lover, opening a gallery called `Kabutoya Gado-' (1919-20) in the Jimbo--cho- district of Tokyo at his own expense, holding exhibitions of works by up-and-coming artists - especially those of the Shirakaba-ha (White Birch Group), a literary movement that included artists such as renowned painters Umehara Ryu-zaburo- (1888-1986) and Kishida Ryu-sei (1891-1929) - in the salon located in his own home, and acting as a patron for these artists. As an advocate of contemporary art of his time, Nojima not only ran a gallery but also took photographs of artworks for their publication in art magazines and monographs. One of the most important figures in the history of modern Japanese photography. Yasuzo Nojima's works range from kaiga shugi shashin (pictorial photography) to shink shashin (new/straight photography) of the early twentieth century. His earliest works are characterized by a density and heaviness echoing that of pictorialism, based in his subtle sensitivity and the pigment printing process, the mainstream printing method of that time. In the 1930s, his style took a drastic turn under the influence of new trends in German photography, shifting toward cropped gelatin silver prints in pursuit of a form of expression that is unique to the medium. Nojima was also known as an enthusiastic art lover, opening a gallery in Tokyo at his own expense, holding exhibitions of works by up-and-coming artists. This catalogue is composed of works from the Nojima Collection at Museum of Modern Art of Kyoto. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability., Books<

ISBN: 9788857204710

The first English language monograph on one of the most important figures in the history of modern Japanese photography. Nojima's works range from kaiga shugi shashin (pictorial photograp… Altro …

The first English language monograph on one of the most important figures in the history of modern Japanese photography. Nojima's works range from kaiga shugi shashin (pictorial photography) to shinko¯ shashin (new/straight photography) of the early twentieth century. His earliest photographs are characterized by a density and heaviness echoing that of pictorialism, based in his subtle sensitivity and the pigment printing process, the mainstream printing method of that time. In the 1930s, his style takes a drastic turn under the influence of new trends in German photography, shifting toward cropped gelatine silver prints in pursuit of a form of expression that is unique to the medium. Nojima was also known as an enthusiastic art lover, opening a gallery called 'Kabutoya Gado¯' (1919-20) in the Jimbo¯-cho¯ district of Tokyo at his own expense, holding exhibitions of works by up-and-coming artists - especially those of the Shirakaba-ha (White Birch Group), a literary movement that included artists such as renowned painters Umehara Ryu¯zaburo¯ (1888-1986) and Kishida Ryu¯sei (1891-1929) - in the salon located in his own home, and acting as a patron for these artists. As an advocate of contemporary art of his time, Nojima not only ran a gallery but also took photographs of artworks for their publication in art magazines and monographs. Buch, Skira editore / Thames & Hudson<

2011, ISBN: 8857204715

[EAN: 9788857204710], Neubuch, [PU: Skira], Dettagli LibroSku: PZZLB12243ISBN: 9788857204710Titolo: Yasuzo NojimaAutore: F. Maggia, C. Dall'olioEditore: SkiraAnno: 2011Pagine: 144Formato:… Altro …

[EAN: 9788857204710], Neubuch, [PU: Skira], Dettagli LibroSku: PZZLB12243ISBN: 9788857204710Titolo: Yasuzo NojimaAutore: F. Maggia, C. Dall'olioEditore: SkiraAnno: 2011Pagine: 144Formato: RilegatoYasuzo Nojima (Urawa, 1889 - Hayama Isshiki, 1964) è una delle più importanti figure della storia della fotografia moderna giapponese. Il suo lavoro spazia dal pittorialismo degli anni venti alla fotografia moderna con influenze Bauhaus del decennio successivo per concludersi con uno sguardo volutamente astratto dalla realtà negli anni del secondo conflitto mondiale. Nojima è innanzitutto un grande interprete della luce, delle sfumature infinite che i tagli e le ombre producono sui volti e sulla pelle dei personaggi da lui ritratti. Interprete di anime, artista puro e infinitamente discreto, regala vita eterna ai suoi soggetti dotandoli di una nobiltà tanto austera quanto intima, e forse proprio per questo inattaccabile dal tempo e dall'usura dello sguardo. Oltre cento immagini provenienti dal, Books<

2019, ISBN: 9788857204710

One of the most important figures in the history of modern Japanese photography. Yasuzo Nojima’s works range from kaiga shugi shashin (pictorial photography) to shink shashin (new/… Altro …

One of the most important figures in the history of modern Japanese photography. Yasuzo Nojima’s works range from kaiga shugi shashin (pictorial photography) to shink shashin (new/straight photography) of the early twentieth century. His earliest works are characterized by a density and heaviness echoing that of pictorialism, based in his subtle sensitivity and the pigment printing process, the mainstream printing method of that time. In the 1930s, his style took a drastic turn under the influence of new trends in German photography, shifting toward cropped gelatin silver prints in pursuit of a form of expression that is unique to the medium. Nojima was also known as an enthusiastic art lover, opening a gallery in Tokyo at his own expense, holding exhibitions of works by up-and-coming artists. This catalogue is composed of works from the Nojima Collection at Museum of Modern Art of Kyoto. Books > Art & Photography > Photography > Photographers List_Books, [PU: Skira Editore]<