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Nude photography did not begin with "Playboy." Until the advent of photographic reproduction in the mid-nineteenth century, portrayal of the naked body - preferably female - was the painter's prerogative. Whereas painting usually veiled sensuality with religious or mythological connotations, nude photography revealed it directly and without inhibition. Although classic poses from the fine arts are often copied, the photographic model's inviting expression or lascivious gesture addresses the observer much more immediately. A woman you can almost touch, yet who is captured only on paper - the erotically suggestive aura of these pictures has not lost its subtile effect even today. Serge Nazarieff was born in 1935 in Lausanne (Switzerland). After studying literature and philosophy at the universities of Geneva and Paris, he took up photography. Today he works mainly as a photographic historian and presents the results of his research on early nude photography in this book.

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Early Erotic Photography, Serge Nazarieff

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Titel
Early Erotic Photography
Sprache
Englisch, Deutsch
Autor*innen
Serge Nazarieff
Verlag
Taschen
Erscheinungsdatum
1993
Einband
Flexobindung
ISBN10
3822894532
ISBN13
9783822894538
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Nude photography did not begin with "Playboy." Until the advent of photographic reproduction in the mid-nineteenth century, portrayal of the naked body - preferably female - was the painter's prerogative. Whereas painting usually veiled sensuality with religious or mythological connotations, nude photography revealed it directly and without inhibition. Although classic poses from the fine arts are often copied, the photographic model's inviting expression or lascivious gesture addresses the observer much more immediately. A woman you can almost touch, yet who is captured only on paper - the erotically suggestive aura of these pictures has not lost its subtile effect even today. Serge Nazarieff was born in 1935 in Lausanne (Switzerland). After studying literature and philosophy at the universities of Geneva and Paris, he took up photography. Today he works mainly as a photographic historian and presents the results of his research on early nude photography in this book.