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- catalog abstract "Overview: Women have been making photographs since the medium's invention, for scientific purposes, to earn a living through portraiture or journalistic activities, and for artistic expression. For almost that long, they have been turning their cameras on other women: at first taking the easiest models available to them-their mothers, sisters, daughters, friends, and servants-and later choosing feminist standpoints or investigating the conditions of femininity in their own cultures. This compendium of camera work by and of women embraces a chronological survey of the medium as well as an emotional journey through women's relationships caught on film. Photographers like Julia Margaret Cameron and Gertrude Kasebier share space with Dorothea Lange, Berenice Abbott, and Cindy Sherman. These well-known photographers in turn sit side by side with lesser known, sometimes virtually anonymous women who have left behind an invaluable record of the way they viewed the world.".
- catalog alternative "Frauen sehen Frauen. English.".
- catalog alternative "Pictorial history of women's photography from Julia Margaret Cameron to Annie Leibovitz".
- catalog contributor b13030468.
- catalog created "c2003.".
- catalog date "2003".
- catalog date "c2003.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c2003.".
- catalog description "Overview: Women have been making photographs since the medium's invention, for scientific purposes, to earn a living through portraiture or journalistic activities, and for artistic expression. For almost that long, they have been turning their cameras on other women: at first taking the easiest models available to them-their mothers, sisters, daughters, friends, and servants-and later choosing feminist standpoints or investigating the conditions of femininity in their own cultures. This compendium of camera work by and of women embraces a chronological survey of the medium as well as an emotional journey through women's relationships caught on film. Photographers like Julia Margaret Cameron and Gertrude Kasebier share space with Dorothea Lange, Berenice Abbott, and Cindy Sherman. These well-known photographers in turn sit side by side with lesser known, sometimes virtually anonymous women who have left behind an invaluable record of the way they viewed the world.".
- catalog description "Women photographers see the world / Naomi Rosenblum -- Pictorial history of women's photography -- Prologue: Nineteenth century: plates 1-5 -- Twentieth Century -- Beginnings: plates 6-10 -- Twenties: plates 11-36 -- Thirties: plates 37-73 -- Forties: plates 74-81 -- Fifties: plates 82-92 -- Sixties: plates 93-102 -- Seventies: plates 103-117 -- Eighties: plates 118-129 -- Nineties: plates 130-159 -- Appendix -- Biographies -- Acknowledgments -- Picture credits.".
- catalog extent "229 p. :".
- catalog identifier "039305778X".
- catalog issued "2003".
- catalog issued "c2003.".
- catalog language "eng ger".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York : W.W. Norton,".
- catalog subject "779/.24 21".
- catalog subject "Photography of women.".
- catalog subject "TR681.W6 F73713 2003".
- catalog subject "Women photographers.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Women photographers see the world / Naomi Rosenblum -- Pictorial history of women's photography -- Prologue: Nineteenth century: plates 1-5 -- Twentieth Century -- Beginnings: plates 6-10 -- Twenties: plates 11-36 -- Thirties: plates 37-73 -- Forties: plates 74-81 -- Fifties: plates 82-92 -- Sixties: plates 93-102 -- Seventies: plates 103-117 -- Eighties: plates 118-129 -- Nineties: plates 130-159 -- Appendix -- Biographies -- Acknowledgments -- Picture credits.".
- catalog title "Pictorial history of women's photography from Julia Margaret Cameron to Annie Leibovitz".
- catalog title "Women seeing women : a pictorial history of women's photography from Julia Margaret Cameron to Annie Leibovitz / edited by Lothar Schirmer ; introduction by Naomi Rosenblum.".
- catalog type "text".