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| Which photographer is mentioned as having been exhibited by Alfred Steiglitz in his gallery "An American palace?" |
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Who said:
"Photography is not a document on which a report can be made. It is a subjective document. Photography is a false witness a lie." |
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| Who does the book mention as having received a Guggenheim fellowship to photograph what has become America's most photographically influential and mimicked cross country road trip? |
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Who suppoted the metaphorical mode while working to
establish art photography in acadaemia using a scientific model? |
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| Who does the book say brought the concepts of abstract expressionism to photography by using a straight photographic style? |
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| Who curated the exhibit "The Family Man" at the museum of modern art? |
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| Who was the first curator of both the dept of Photography at the museum of modern art as well as the George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film? |
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| Who said: "I photgraph not that which is, but that which I am."? |
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| Who was the leader of the Photo League in the 1930's? |
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Who invented the photogravure process in 1879?
(applying aquatint grain to break up the image and allow for deeper etched shadows) |
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| In 1842 the first weekly magazine to favor images over text was being published? What was the magazines name? |
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| Which photographers image was on teh cover of Life Magazine on November 23, 1936? |
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| When did National Geographic first start using photography to illustrate its stories? |
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| Who became the chief photgrapher for the Conde Nast publications of Vogue and Vanity Fair in 1923? |
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| When was the transmission of photography via the telephone a reliable option? |
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| Which photographers working dictum was: " If your pictures are not good enough, you aren't close enough." |
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Which magazine photographer created a fine art project entitled:
" IN the American West?" |
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Which FSA Photographer would construct theri images by moving items around to make a point?
FSA (Farm Security Administration) |
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| Which FSA photographer was also the first black photographer to be hired by LIFE magazine? |
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Which photographer does the book associate with the physiognomic approach?
physiognomic approach: Using body type and facial expressions to classify the truth of people |
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| Who was in charge of the historical section and the photography for the FSA? |
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| Who is a famous photography studen of Lewis Hine? |
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| Who was the photographer whose work was published in an album called the Hampton Album based on a school in Virginia known as the Hamptom Institute? |
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| Frances Benjamin Johnston |
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| Which photographer started working as a police photographer? |
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| Approximately how many images did Edward S Curtis create photographing native Americans? |
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| Who was not associated with surrealistic themes? |
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| Which photographer did the book say dedicated himself to photogaphy after seeing some of Paul Strand's negatives? |
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| Who was not an original member of F64? |
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| Who did Ansel Adams refer to as the antichrist? |
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| Who were the original members of F64? |
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Ansel Adams
Imogen Cunningham
Edward Weston
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| What institution used the credo: "Art and Technology, a new unity."? |
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| Bauhaus school of art, craft and design |
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Who did the photographic project known as the
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| Which movement would I be talking about if I said it claimed freedom to experiment, determining play the preeminent activity and using chance as its agent? |
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| Why did Alfred Steiglitz abandon the principles of Pictorialism? |
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| He felt photography had to stop mimicking other mediums. |
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| How does the book define "Art for Art's Sake."? |
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| Personal art without social or religious sanction |
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| Which of these statements would NOT be condidered accurate in regards to society's acceptance of photographic veracity and the effects it had on painting? |
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| Reinforced importance of one-point renaissance perspective |
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| Which photographer would I be talking about if I mentioned the decisive moment? |
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| Which photographer would have used a single flash of an extremely short duration to photograph a bullet going through an apple? |
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| Which photgrapher got their start by secretly photgraphing a murder trial in which photography was forbidden? |
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| Who does the BOOK not mention as having been influenced by or explored surrealism in their photography? |
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| Which photgrapher was put on trial for killing his wife's lover? |
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| When was the Leica camera marketed with the 24x36mm format? |
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| Who developed a folding hand camera with a focal plane shutter to photgraph birds? |
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| Who developed a "photographic gun" to photgraph motion |
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| Whichpictorialist photographer is mentioned to have started a photography school? |
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| Towards the end of pictorialism, the movement had fallen out of favor with Steiglitz and he had only presented one photogrpahic exhibit during the last four years of 291. Who was the photographer? |
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| What was the name of the gallery that Alfred Steiglitz formed in 1905? |
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| The book gives a list of the printing processes that pictorialists favored because they allowed for considerable leeway for interpreting the negative. Which process is NOT mentioned? |
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