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Photography in Japan 1853-1912 is an authoritative and unique visual record of Japan's metamorphosis from a feudal society to a modern, industrial nation. The 350 old and rare images in this book, most of them published here for the first time, not only chronicle the introduction of photography...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Bennett, Terry
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Rutland, Vt. : Tuttle, c2006
Tokyo ; North Clarendon, Vt. : Tuttle Pub., c2006
Tokyo ; Rutland, Vt. : Tuttle Publishing, c2006
Tokyo ; Rutland, Vt. : c2006
Tokyo ; Rutland, Vt. : [2006], ©2006
Tokyo ; Rutland, Vt. : c2006
Tokyo ; Rutland, Vt. : ©2006
Tokyo ; Rutland, VT : [2006]
Subjects:
1868-
Geschichte 1853-1912
Since 1868
Photography > Japan > History
Photography > Japan > History > 19th century
Photography > Japan > History > 20th century
History
Photography
Social conditions
Social history
Fotografie
Japan > History > 1868- > Pictorial works
Japan > Social conditions > 1868- > Pictorial works
Japan
Illustrated works
Pictorial works
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: Photography Meets Japan
  • Chapter 1 1850s: The First Images
  • The China Connection
  • Castaways: First Images of Japanese
  • Eliphalet Brown Jr
  • Edward Kern
  • Edward Edgerton
  • First Cameras, First Students
  • The Norwegian
  • A British Camera in Tokyo
  • Pierre Rossier
  • Chapter 2. 1860s: Western Studios Dominate
  • Samuel Brown
  • Francis Hall
  • Orrin Freeman
  • Ukai Gyokusen
  • John Wilson
  • Overseas Missions
  • Shimooka Renjo
  • Ueno Hikoma
  • Uchida Kuichi
  • Yokoyama Matsusaburo
  • Tomishige Rihei
  • Felix Beato
  • William Saunders
  • Charles Parker
  • Antoine Fauchery
  • Frederick Sutton
  • Wilhelm Burger
  • Milton Miller
  • Charles Weed
  • Other Western Photographers
  • Other Japanese Photographers
  • Chapter 3. 1870s: Japanese Competition
  • Baron Raimund von Stillfried-Ratenicz
  • The Gordes Brothers
  • John Reddie Black and The Far East
  • Michael Moser
  • Hermann Andersen
  • Baron Franz von Stillfried-Ratenicz
  • David Welsh
  • Other Western Photographers
  • Esaki Reiji
  • Suzuki Shinichi I
  • Suzuki Shinichi II
  • Usui Shusaburo
  • Nakajima Matsuchi
  • Ichida Sota
  • Yamamoto
  • Other Japanese Photographers
  • Chapter 4. 1880s: Western Studios Give Way
  • Tamamura Kozaburo
  • Kusakabe Kimbei
  • Ogawa Kazumasa
  • Other Japanese Photographers
  • Adolfo Farsari
  • Francis Guillemard
  • Other Western Photographers
  • Chapter 5. 1890s: Japanese Studios Dominate
  • Enami Tamotsu
  • Kajima Seibei
  • Ogawa Sashichi
  • Other Japanese Photographers
  • Henry Strohmeyer
  • Walter Clutterbuck
  • William Burton
  • Other Western Photographers
  • Chapter 6. 1900s: In Full Control
  • Herbert Ponting
  • Otis Poole
  • Arnold Genthe
  • Karl Lewis
  • James Ricalton
  • James Hare
  • Jack London
  • Other Western Photographers
  • Takagi Teijiro
  • Other Japanese Photographers
  • Appendix 1. Negretti and Zambra China/Japan Stereoviews
  • Appendix 2. Photographic Difficulties in 1860s Japan and China
  • Appendix 3. Photographic Copyright Regulations in Japan, 1887
  • Photographic Terms and Glossary.
  • Introduction: Photography Meets Japan 10
  • Chapter 1 1850s: The First Images 22
  • The China Connection 25
  • Castaways: First Images of Japanese 26
  • Eliphalet Brown Jr 27
  • Edward Kern 29
  • Edward Edgerton 34
  • First Cameras, First Students 35
  • The Norwegian 36
  • A British Camera in Tokyo 38
  • Pierre Rossier 41
  • Chapter 2 1860s: Western Studios Dominate 52
  • Samuel Brown 54
  • Francis Hall 57
  • Orrin Freeman 58
  • Ukai Gyokusen 60
  • John Wilson 62
  • Overseas Missions 63
  • Shimooka Renjo 69
  • Ueno Hikoma 73
  • Uchida Kuichi 76
  • Yokoyama Matsusaburo 82
  • Tomishige Rihei 84
  • Felix Beato 86
  • William Saunders 98
  • Charles Parker 102
  • Antoine Fauchery 104
  • Frederick Sutton 106
  • Wilhelm Burger 109
  • Milton Miller 112
  • Charles Weed 115
  • Other Western Photographers 116
  • Other Japanese Photographers 126
  • Chapter 3 1870s: Japanese Competition 130
  • Baron Raimund von Stillfried-Ratenicz 133
  • The Gordes Brothers 142
  • John Reddie Black and The Far East 146
  • Michael Moser 150
  • Hermann Andersen 153
  • Baron Franz von Stillfried-Ratenicz 154
  • David Welsh 156
  • Other Western Photographers 158
  • Esaki Reiji 165
  • Suzuki Shinichi I 165
  • Suzuki Shinichi II 172
  • Usui Shusaburo 174
  • Nakajima Matsuchi 182
  • Ichida Sota 184
  • Yamamoto 186
  • Other Japanese Photographers 192
  • Chapter 4 1880s: Western Studios Give Way 196
  • Tamamura Kozaburo 198
  • Kusakabe Kimbei 203
  • Ogawa Kazumasa 210
  • Other Japanese Photographers 217
  • Adolfo Farsari 219
  • Francis Guillemard 224
  • Other Western Photographers 227
  • Chapter 5 1890s: Japanese Studios Dominate 230
  • Enami Tamotsu 232
  • Kajima Seibei 238
  • Ogawa Sashichi 241
  • Other Japanese Photographers 244
  • Henry Strohmeyer 246
  • Walter Clutterbuck 248
  • William Burton 252
  • Other Western Photographers 256
  • Chapter 6 1900s: In Full Control 262
  • Herbert Ponting 265
  • Otis Poole 271
  • Arnold Genthe 274
  • Karl Lewis 276
  • James Ricalton 279
  • James Hare 286
  • Jack London 288
  • Other Western Photographers 290
  • Takagi Teijiro 294
  • Other Japanese Photographers 295
  • Appendix 1 Negretti and Zambra China/Japan Stereoviews 305
  • Appendix 2 Photographic Difficulties in 1860s Japan and China 306
  • Appendix 3 Photographic Copyright Regulations in Japan, 1887 308
  • Photographic Terms and Glossary 310

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