Masters Photographers Photography

Masters

The Masters of Photography category is devoted to sites which support the study of, or provide access to, the art and history of acknowledged masters. A Master Photographer is one who, having had an impact upon the practice of photography through his or her work, has established a widely recognized place within the history of photography. A strong sales record or a long list of exhibitions and publications is not enough to qualify a photographer as a master. He or she must also be recognized by major museums, usually through the presentation of retrospective exhibitions, and his or her contribution to the field acknowledged by major historians of photography.

• Top/Arts/Photography/Photographers/Historical
• Top/Arts/Photography/Reference/History

• - A biography of Kasebier who was a member of the Photo-Secessionists.
  
• - At Masters of Photography: photos, articles and resources.
  
• - Images, a biography, essays, a gift shop, and letters from fans.
  
• - Marion Post Wolcott captured a slice of Depression-era life in this Smithsonian Magazine article, Mississippi Moment.
  
• - Documentary photographs (1950s to early 80s) of the United States, India and Europe, and writings archived at Duke University.
  
• - "Jazz Memories", 18 images at the Barbara Gillman Gallery.
  
• - A biography, images and links to Amazon.com at Cosmopolis.
  
• - The collection at the Library of Congress.
  
• - A well-published and travelled photography master, once a full member of Magnum.
  
• - This site contains the largest archive of Fred Holland Day photographs, plus a chronological timeline of the photographer's life.
  
• - At Masters of Photography: photographs, articles and resources.
  
• - A 50-year retrospective of Skrebneski's fashion photography and celebrity portraits by Kodak and PDN.
  
• - Kodak presents "Powerful Days in Black and White" of the civil rights movement.
  
• - At Masters of Photography: photos, articles and resources.
  
• - A comprehensive biography and his work.
  
• - Article on Liebling with extensive illustrations, quotes, and technical information. Presented by the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
  
• - Access to Harold Edgerton's papers and a short biography, at the MIT Library.
  
• - Photographs and a brief biography of the Swiss artist. Information on the archives.
  
• - At Masters of Photography: photos, articles and resources.
  
• - Finding Aid for the Wynn Bullock Archive. The Bullock Archive located at the Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona. PDF File.
  
• - The Estate of Inge Morath. Current & upcoming exhibitions, complete bibliography of books, biography, links.
  
• - Information on galleries and exhibitions, with 10 images of his photography at Art in Context.
  
• - Images of New York, Paris, and Georgia O'Keeffe. Includes biography, portfolio, and links to authorized dealers.
  
• - Collection which the photography pioneer bequeathed to the Amon Carter Museum, including photographs from throughout his career, manuscripts, and biography.
  
• - Article, with links to related sites, about this Italian photographer.
  
• - Site presents his work entitled "Light Years".
  
• - First photographer of the male nude, this site offers the largest collection of Wilhelm Von Gloeden images online, plus an essay detailing his life.
  
• - George Eastman House presents more than 130 of Coburn's images.
  
• - Official website for the color pioneer and onetime Magnum member, containing his writings, biography, print sales, and images.
  
  

Copyright © 1995-2007 Internet Advertising Solutions, Inc.
Copyright Notice | Privacy Policy | Site Map | APR