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The Rise of Pictorialism: The shift toward the end of the century where photographers like Alfred Stieglitz began treating the camera as a tool for fine art
It serves as a bridge between photography as a scientific curiosity and photography as a respected museum-grade art form
Text in Czech
ex-reference library copy (non-circulating)
Fragmentation and Overlap: The use of unusual camera angles and cropping to "break" the subject
Bullock, Wynn. Wynn Bullock Archive. Signed Copy The Rise of Pictorialism: TheGuide Series Number Six, Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1983. Compiled by Charles Lamb and Cynthia Ludlow. Includes reproductions of all 140 prints in the Core Collection selected by Bullock "as representive of his artistic oeuvre." Guide also includes an essay by Bullock and descriptions of series in his archives, including Correspondence, Activity Files, Other Material, Photographs, and Negatives and Transparencies. Wraps,