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A Desert Kingdom. The Rajputs of Bikaner
India, oude fotografie
PATNAIK,N., A Desert Kingdom. The Rajputs of Bikaner, New York, 1990. Harcover 26 x 28,5 cm., 120pag. met meer dan 100 zwart-wit foto's.
CONTENT:
An outstanding collection of historic images from the collections of the Maharaja of Bikaner held in the sandstone palace named Lallgarh, now the Lallgarh Museum.
Main chapters:
- Introduction
- Life in Bikaner
- Palaces, old and new
- Shikar the sport of maharajas
- Festivals and worship
- Vice regal visits
- Royal alliances
- A Rajput at war
- The Golden Jubilee
39,50 euro
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A shifting focus Photography in India 1850-1900
India, oude fotografie
FALCONER,J., A shifting focus Photography in India 1850-1900, Londen 1996. Softcover 24,5 x 24, 5 cm. 84 pag. met ca. 75 zwart-wit foto's.
"A touring exhibition in India in 1995-96 presenting 150 facsimile photographs selected from the archives of the British Library«s Oriental and India Office Collections."
39,95 euro
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A Vision of splendour Photographs of J.F. Vogel 1901-1913
India, oude fotografie
THEUNS-DE BOER,G., A Vision of Splendour Indian Heritage in the Photographs of Jean Philippe Vogel 1903-1913, New Delhi 2008. Hard cover 24 x 29 cm.[oblong] 192 pag. met 150 foto's.
"A colonial and photographic history that accompanied the exhibition at the National Museum in Delhi. Vogel (1871-1958) was a rather remarkable Dutchman who took up a position in the Archaeological Survey of India as superintendent of the Panjab, Baluchistan and Ajmir Circle in 1901. His office was in Lahore, and he became deputy director general of the ASI between 1910 and 1912, during which time his job took him to Burma. Vogel was a scholar in Sanskrit and epigraphy (the study of ancient inscriptions), and served his office with enthusiasm and rigour. His collection of 10,000 survey photographs are now kept in the Kern Institute, Leiden, the centre of expertise in Indian archaeology set up by Vogel in 1924."
49,50 euro
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An italian photographer in India
India, oude fotografie
PELITI,F. An italian photographer in India at the time of Queen Victoria, Manchester 1994. Hardcover, 22 x 25 cm. 293 pag. met ca. 170 zwart-wit foto's.
“ Federico Peliti studied sculpture and was trained at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Turin in 1865. Although more well known as a hotel owner, chef and confectioner in British India in the latter half of the 19th Century , he was also an exceptional amateur photographer and a collector of other photographers' images. The photographs are from The Peliti collection, the majority of the presented photographs being made by Peliti himself but work of other photographers such as Bourne, Bourne & Shephard or Dayal are included as well. There are also photographs of Egypt by such as Zangaki, Arnoux, Sebah, or Bechard.
49,50 euro
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Camera Indica
India, fotografie
PINNEY,C., Camera Indica, Softcover, 23 x 15,5 cm., 224 pag. met 127 zwart-wit foto's.
Exploring the changing role of photographic portraiture in India over the last 150 years, this is an anthropological study of photographic practice in the everyday realm of Indian society.
19,50 euro
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Das koloniale Indien Photographie von 1855 bis 0191
India, oude fotografie
BAUTZE,K., Das Koloniale Indien Photographie von 1855 bis 1910, Köln 2007. Hardcover 25 x 30 cm. 320 pag. met 281 zwart-wit foto's.
CONTENT:
Main chapters;
- Fotografen und ihre Ateliers
- Häfen
- Calcutta
- Bombay
- Madras
- Galle und Colombo
- Eisenbahnen
- “Herrenhäuser”
- Hotels
- Residenzen
- Stadtvillen
- Bungalows
- Kasernen
- Europäer in Vorder-Indien und Burma
- Touristen
- Einheimische Angestellte
- In den Städten
- Auf dem Land
- Elefanten
- Sehenswürdigkeiten
- Der Taj Mahal in agra
- Die Ghats von Benares
- Der Qutb Minar in Delhi
- Kandy und der Tempel des Heiligen Zahns
- Die Shwedagon Pagode in Rangoon
49,95 euro
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Early photographs of India. The archive of Dr John Murray
India, oude fotografie
SOTHEBY'S catalogus, Early photographs of India. The archive of Dr John Murray, Londen veiling 18/06/1999. Softcover 21 x 27 cm. 120 pag. met meer dan 100 zwart-wit foto's. Cover som slight wrinkling. Good copy.
49,50 euro
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Early Photography of India
India,oude fotografie
A Magazine of Arts/MARG 61, 1, september 2009, Aperture and Identity Early Photographs of India, Delhi. Softcover 24 x 30 cm.128 pag. met ca. 75 foto's verdeeld over ca. 15 artikelen.
CONTENT:
Guest editor: Rahaab Allana
- Rahaab Allana[ Aperture and Identity: Early Photography in India // Ephemeral Encounter: Three Artists of India, 1857-59]
- Anita M. Jacob[ The Camera's beloved: H.H.Nawab Mir Mahboob Ali Khan - Patron of Photography]
- Deepthi Sasidharan [ A different stage of existence: The canning Album, 1855-65]
- Akshaya Tankha [ The Photograph as Field-note // APhotographer's Thoughts: Interview with Madan Mehta of Mahatta Studio]
- Divia Patel [Master of Ajanta: A study of Major Robert Gill-an artist, draughtsman, and Photographer]
- Shuddhabrata Sengupta[Found Pictures and Lost People seven photographs from 19th-century Kashmir]
- Sharada Dwivedi[Panoramas of Mumbai]
- Christpher Pinney[Centre and Periphery: Photography's Spatial Field]
- Pramod Kumar K.G.[The Photography Archive at the City Palace Museum Udaipur]
39,50 euro
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Early Travel photography 1850-1950
Azië & Oriënt, oude fotografie
SHAPERO GALLERY(Roland Belgrave), Early Travel photography 1850-1950, Londen 2009. Soft cover 17 x 23 cm . 140 pag. with 170 photo's.
CONTENT:
Photographs mostly on Asia and especially the Indian subcontinent.
- Europe 1-17
- The Middle East 18-65
- Afghanistan 66-68
- The Indian Subcontinent 69-140
- Burma 141-152
- The Far East 153-159
- South East Asia 160-165
- Australasia 166-167
- The America's 168-170
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29,50 euro
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FELICE BEATO A Photographer of the Eastern Road
China, Japan, India oude fotografie
LACOSTE, A., FELICE BEATO A Photographer of the Eastern Road, Los Angeles 2010. Hard cover 27 x 29 cm. 202 pag. with 120 full page photo's.
CONTENT:
In recent years Felice Beato (1832-1909) has come to be recognized as one of the major photographers of the nineteenth century, yet until now there has been no general survey of his singular life and work. Born in Venice, Italy, Beato came of age in the Ottoman capital of Constantinople. As a young apprentice in 1856, he photographed the sites of the Crimean War, thereby launching a long and remarkably adventurous career. Over the next half century he would follow in the wake of the British Empire: Egypt, Palestine, and Syria; India, where he photographed the aftermath of the Indian Mutiny; and China, where he chronicled the Second Opium War. He spent some thirty years in Japan and Burma, where he was among the first commercial photographers at the time that these countries were starting to open to the West. This abundantly illustrated book accompanies an exhibition-the first devoted to Beato's entire oeuvre-on view at the J. Paul Getty Museum from December 7, 2010, to April 3, 2011.
The text includes as main chapters:
- a narrative of his life and entrepreneurial career and
- an on Beato and the photography of war.
There is a selection of his photographs, including panoramas and hand-coloured Japanese studies, along with captivating period ephemera, lithographs based on his work, and humorous caricatures of the artist."
49,50 euro
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