9781805980308 - the yokohama project di ripa, giada (14 risultati)
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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. In the attic of a family home in Italy, Giada Ripadiscovered an album of photographs of the city ofYokohama taken by Italian photographer Felice Beato,the first visual narrator of 1860s Japanese society.Ripa later discovered, while researching Beato and hisimages, a body of work created by…her own relative,Mathilde Ruinart, a 19th-century artist, who traveled toJapan in 1867 with her diplomat husband providing avivid visual description of it.In The Yokohama Project, Ripa has followed Beatoand Ruinhart's respective footsteps, and through aWestern prism that bridges their 19th-century gazeand her own, attempts to identify local contemporaryanalogies and convey the transformations of societyand landscape in Yokohama and its surroundings. In the attic of a family home in Italy, Giada Ripadiscovered an album of photographs of the city ofYokohama taken by Italian photographer Felice Beato,the first visual narrator of 1860s Japanese society. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Hardback. Condizione: New. In the attic of a family home in Italy, Giada Ripa discovered an album of photographs of the city of Yokohama taken by Italian photographer Felice Beato, the first visual narrator of 1860s Japanese society. Ripa later discovered, while researching Beato and his images, a body of work created by her own… relative, Mathilde Ruinart, a 19th-century artist, who traveled to Japan in 1867 with her diplomat husband providing a vivid visual description of it.In The Yokohama Project, Ripa has followed Beato and Ruinhart's respective footsteps, and through a Western prism that bridges their 19th-century gaze and her own, attempts to identify local contemporary analogies and convey the transformations of society and landscape in Yokohama and its surroundings.
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Hardback. Condizione: New. In the attic of a family home in Italy, Giada Ripa discovered an album of photographs of the city of Yokohama taken by Italian photographer Felice Beato, the first visual narrator of 1860s Japanese society. Ripa later discovered, while researching Beato and his images, a body of work created by her own… relative, Mathilde Ruinart, a 19th-century artist, who traveled to Japan in 1867 with her diplomat husband providing a vivid visual description of it.In The Yokohama Project, Ripa has followed Beato and Ruinhart's respective footsteps, and through a Western prism that bridges their 19th-century gaze and her own, attempts to identify local contemporary analogies and convey the transformations of society and landscape in Yokohama and its surroundings.
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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. In the attic of a family home in Italy, Giada Ripadiscovered an album of photographs of the city ofYokohama taken by Italian photographer Felice Beato,the first visual narrator of 1860s Japanese society.Ripa later discovered, while researching Beato and hisimages, a body of work created by…her own relative,Mathilde Ruinart, a 19th-century artist, who traveled toJapan in 1867 with her diplomat husband providing avivid visual description of it.In The Yokohama Project, Ripa has followed Beatoand Ruinhart's respective footsteps, and through aWestern prism that bridges their 19th-century gazeand her own, attempts to identify local contemporaryanalogies and convey the transformations of societyand landscape in Yokohama and its surroundings. In the attic of a family home in Italy, Giada Ripadiscovered an album of photographs of the city ofYokohama taken by Italian photographer Felice Beato,the first visual narrator of 1860s Japanese society. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Hardback. Condizione: New. In the attic of a family home in Italy, Giada Ripa discovered an album of photographs of the city of Yokohama taken by Italian photographer Felice Beato, the first visual narrator of 1860s Japanese society. Ripa later discovered, while researching Beato and his images, a body of work created by her own… relative, Mathilde Ruinart, a 19th-century artist, who traveled to Japan in 1867 with her diplomat husband providing a vivid visual description of it.In The Yokohama Project, Ripa has followed Beato and Ruinhart's respective footsteps, and through a Western prism that bridges their 19th-century gaze and her own, attempts to identify local contemporary analogies and convey the transformations of society and landscape in Yokohama and its surroundings.
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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - In the attic of a family home in Italy, Giada Ripa discovered an album of photographs of the city of Yokohama taken by Italian photographer Felice Beato, the first visual narrator of 1860s Japanese society. Ripa later discovered, while researching Beato and his images, a body of work created by h…er own relative, Mathilde Ruinart, a 19th-century artist, who traveled to Japan in 1867 with her diplomat husband providing a vivid visual description of it. In The Yokohama Project, Ripa has followed Beato and Ruinhart's respective footsteps, and through a Western prism that bridges their 19th-century gaze and her own, attempts to identify local contemporary analogies and convey the transformations of society and landscape in Yokohama and its surroundings.
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Hardback. Condizione: New. In the attic of a family home in Italy, Giada Ripa discovered an album of photographs of the city of Yokohama taken by Italian photographer Felice Beato, the first visual narrator of 1860s Japanese society. Ripa later discovered, while researching Beato and his images, a body of work created by her own… relative, Mathilde Ruinart, a 19th-century artist, who traveled to Japan in 1867 with her diplomat husband providing a vivid visual description of it.In The Yokohama Project, Ripa has followed Beato and Ruinhart's respective footsteps, and through a Western prism that bridges their 19th-century gaze and her own, attempts to identify local contemporary analogies and convey the transformations of society and landscape in Yokohama and its surroundings.
