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Imperial Images? Rethinking Miao Albums and Ethnographic Photography

2020
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8. Visually Integrating the Other Within: Imperial Photography and the Image of the Caucasus (1864–1915)

2023
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Humanizing Mars : sublimity and imperialism in rover landscape photography

2023
Images of the Martian landscape from NASA rovers Curiosity and Perseverance visualize the farthest-reaching frontiers of what some will identify as US imperialism and others as global scientific enterprise. The NASA images present new horizons, familiar as they are foreign, for experiencing the sublime landscape.
O'Beirne, Caitlin Michele, 0009-0001-9684-1925   +1 more
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Chapter 5. The Troupes Meet the Troops: Imperial Hospitality and Military Photography in the Pacific Theater

2020
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Under Imperial Eyes, Black Bodies, Buttocks, and Breasts: British Colonial Photography and Asante “Fetish Girls”

African Arts, 2012
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Constructing Imperial Berlin: photography and the metropolis

Visual Studies, 2019
Berlin’s Imperial period, running from its designation as the capital of the new German nation state in 1871, to the close of the First World War in 1918, was marked by a callow fumbling for a unif...
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The Imperial Condition of Photography in Palestine: Archives, Looting, and the Figure of the Infiltrator

Visual Anthropology Review, 2017
In front of many cameras and representatives of the international community that surround him, unexpectedly, and outside of any protocol that was prepared for this occasion, an elderly Palestinian man dares to stop, to withdraw his consent to leave his home and ceases to move.
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The Imperial Aesthetic: Photography, Samuel Bourne and the Indian Peoples in the Post-Mutiny Era

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Introduction: The Sacred Before the Camera: Religious Representation and the Medium of Photography in Late Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union

Jahrbucher Fur Geschichte Osteuropas, 2009
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The Emperor's New Clothes: Japanese Visuality and Imperial Portrait Photography

History of Photography, 2009
This article examines the visual culture of late nineteenth-century Japan through portrait photographs, paintings, and prints depicting Emperor Meiji (1852–1912), the country's first constitutional monarch. Four official portrait photographs, produced between 1872 and 1888, promoted his new image as the leader of Japan's modernisation and the divine ...
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