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Filip Suchomel ...and the Chinese cliffs emerged out of the mist. Perception and image of China in early photographs
Filip Suchomel ...and the Chinese cliffs emerged out of the mist. Perception and image of China in early photographs
Filip Suchomel ...and the Chinese cliffs emerged out of the mist. Perception and image of China in early photographs
Filip Suchomel ...and the Chinese cliffs emerged out of the mist. Perception and image of China in early photographs
Filip Suchomel ...and the Chinese cliffs emerged out of the mist. Perception and image of China in early photographs
Filip Suchomel ...and the Chinese cliffs emerged out of the mist. Perception and image of China in early photographs
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...and the Chinese cliffs emerged out of the mist. Perception and image of China in early photographs

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Through archival albumen prints and illustrations from magazines and books, this publication looks at nineteenth-century depictions of the life and customs of the people of China. The practice of photography, introduced by visiting foreigners, was quickly taken up by local photographers who established their own thriving studios.

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...and the Chinese cliffs emerged out of the mist. Perception and image of China in early photographs, Filip Suchomel, Marcela Suchomelová, Hana Dvořáková

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2011
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...and the Chinese cliffs emerged out of the mist. Perception and image of China in early photographs
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2011
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Literatura naukowaMapy & PodróżeGeografia & Topografia
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Publikacje fotograficzne
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Through archival albumen prints and illustrations from magazines and books, this publication looks at nineteenth-century depictions of the life and customs of the people of China. The practice of photography, introduced by visiting foreigners, was quickly taken up by local photographers who established their own thriving studios.