Dutch historical photobooks by women photographers included in the How We See Reading Room publication include historical photobooks by women photographers from 1843 to 2010
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Andriesse, Emmy; Charles, J.B.
Published by Den Haag, Bert Bakker/Daamen, 1956
cloth, 4to 106 pp., ca. 70 photogr plates in b/w kenmerkende fotografie van Emmy Andriesse met begeleidende teksten van J.B. Charles; Spanje, Parijs, London; portretten;
Peking Studies. Sketches by F. H. Schiff.
Catleen (Thorbecke), Ellen.
Verlag: Shanghai, Kelly & Walsh, 1934., 1934
Folio. 87pp. With numerous photographic illustrations by Catleen and coloured plan and illustrations by Schiff. Orig. pict. cloth with illustr. dustwrapper and transparent wrapper. First edition. - Bookseller's label on inner back cover: The Peking Bookshop. Grand Hotel des Wagon-Lits, Peking.
People in China - Thirty-two photographic studies from life
THORBECKE, Ellen
Published by London: George G. Harrap & Co., 1935
First edition. Quarto. With Dust jacket. Brown paper covered hard boards with cloth spine, with an image of a Chinese woman on the front board which is repeated on the dust jacket. 141 pages, with 32 gravure photographic plates tipped in, each accompanied by a page of text describing and explaining the subject. Colour plate immadiately after the introduction by Frederich Schiff (who colaborated with Thorbecke on several of her other books about China and Hong Kong). Thorbecke’s subjects for this book came all walks of life, including The Manchu Duke, The Eunuch, and The Ultra-Modern Girl all the way to The Slave and The Cabbage Vendor.
Meid, wat ben ik bewust geworden": Vijf jaar Dolle Mina. [1970-1975]. [Eerste druk; First edition].
SOEST, Marjo VAN (text), Eva Besnyö (photographs and final editing, et.al.),
Den Haag, Stichting Uitgeverij Dolle Mina, 1975. large 8°. Original limp glossy wrappers. Covertitle in bold red and white coloured type with a large illustration at top. 166pp. Numerous captioned monochrome illustrations after photographs by EVA BESNYÖ, featuring a a historic record in chronology of radical actions organized by a group of anarcho-radical dutch feminists, monochrome cartoons in text by Peter van Straaten (et.al.), chronology of events 197-1975 at rear end. Dutch language commemmorative volume celebrating the 5th anniversary of a dutch radical group of female feminists battling in word and street actions for dutch women's lib, shocking the dutch bourgeois population. Phhotographed for the greater part by Eva Besnyö, famous photographer from Hungarian descent.
Jutka Rona - Wolvenstraat 1974 tussen 12 en 2 / between 12 and 2 - fotografische Dokumentation einer Strassenkreuzung, über 700 s/w Aufnahmen - Concept Art, 1975
Rona, Jutka
ISBN 10: 9070115018 / ISBN 13: 9789070115012
Verlag: Eigenverlag, Amsterdam, 1975
Fotografische Dokumentation einer Strassenkreuzung. Über mehrere Monate wurde die Wolvenstraat in Amsterdam von der Künstlerin täglich aus der gleichen Perspektive fotografiert. S/w Abbildungen in chronologischer Reihenfolge dokumentieren dabei den jeweiligen Tag. Wenn die Künstlerin an einem Tag nicht zugegen war, weist eine handschriftliche Notiz darauf hin. Über 700 s/w Aufnahmen (Format: 6x4). Ca. 50 S., 20x25 cm. Niederländisch /Englisch. Mit zahlreichen s/w-Abbildungen. Einband und Rücken leicht berieben, Schnitt leicht angebräunt, wenig angeschmutzt, Seiten etwas angebräunt, sehr wenig lichtrandig, sauber, Gesamtzustand gut. Jutka Rona (1934, in Budapest - 2016, Amsterdam) war eine niederländische Fotografin und Fotojournalistin ungarischer Herkunft. Sie spezialisierte sich auf Film- und Theaterfotografie und auf Soziofotografie. Rona war die Besitzerin der Fotoagentur ABC Press. Der Vorläufer der Agentur war das 1937 von ihrem Vater (Imre Rona) gegründete Fotobureau, das unter anderem Robert Capa und Henri Cartier-Bresson vertrat. Size: gr.8°.
Dutch photobooks in How We See :
In this Dark Wood
Tonnard, Elisabeth
Published by Elisabeth Tonnard, Rochester, New York, U.S.A., 2008
This is a copy of the original first edition of In this Dark Wood, published by the artist during her stay in Rochester, 2008. Below you'll find a text on this wonderful book. The gallery represents the artist's work, including the limited editions of One Swimming Pool, Interior Monologue and The Man of the Crowd. "This book is a modern gothic. It pairs images of people walking alone in nighttime city streets with 90 different English translations I collected of the first lines of Dante¿s Inferno. The images, showing a crowd of solitary figures, are selected from the same archive as used for my book Two of Us (the extraordinary Joseph Selle collection at the Visual Studies Workshop which contains over a million negatives from a company of street photographers working in San Francisco from the 40¿s to the 70¿s). The book is set up in a repetitious way, to stress a sense of similarity, endlessness and interchangeability. The images are re-expressions of each other, and so are the texts." (text by Elisabeth Tonnard).
Tonnard, Elisabeth
Published by Elisabeth Tonnard, Rochester, New York, U.S.A., 2008
by Melanie Bonajo
2009, Capricious Publishing
Trade paperback
ISBN 0982209002
ISBN-13 9780982209004
Publisher Capricious Publishing
Published 2009
Language English
Erica Overmeer
Archipelago
O Book Publisher /
Artist Publications / 2014
A beautifully printed one image publication, handbound in varying gradations of light grey, mud green and pale blue cloth, with some pink exceptions. Archipelago is dedicated to one single image. It is the depiction of a fungus that developed in the drywalls of an exhibition space after the intentional flooding of the premises by Arno Brandlhuber as part of his spatial intervention in the context of the exhibition ‘im Archipel’ in KOW gallerie, Berlin, 2012. The image of Archipelago is intrinsically linked to the concept of the urban environment as a fragmented and open system of independent and interdependent urban occurrences, continuously oscillating between form and process.
Hardcover, clothbound
230 x 280 mm, 9,05 x 11 inch
8 Pages
1 Image
Edition of 100copies limited and numbered.
Publication date November 2014
Erica Overmeer
Landscape Files / 01
O Book Publisher /
Artist Publications / 2010
Landscape Files / 01
On Landscape and Territory
Softcover, 205 x 260 mm, 8,07 x 10,03 Inch
Hardcover, 210x 255 mm, 8,26 x 10,23 Inch
8 Pages
2 BW Illustrations
English / German Text
Edition of 100 ex limited and numbered.
Landscape Files / 01
Publication date November 2010
Hardcover / 01 EU 45,00
Softcover / 01 EU 18,00
Landscape Files is a multi issue publication
project. Started in 2010, upcoming issues
will follow over the course of 2011 / 15.
by Deirdre Donohue
October 24, 2018
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The New York Public Library's Wallach Division of Art, Prints, and Photographs is pleased to host the How We See Reading Room, a public space to browse and view the 100 21st-century photobooks selected for the How We See: Photobooks by Women book and tour. The Reading Room will be open October 25-27, 2018, 10 AM-5:45 PM at The Margaret Liebman Berger Forum (Room 227) in the NYPL Stephen A. Schwarzman Building at 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue.
As part of the program, please join us October 25 at 6:30 PM for a conversation with two of the ten experts who selected the photos for the series, and one of the editors from the 10X10 team, as they examine how important the photobook is as a medium for women today, 175 years after the publication of the first photographically produced book. Learn more or register for the event.
More on How We See: Photobooks by Women
How We See: Photobooks by Women, the latest project in the nonprofit 10x10 Photobooks’ ongoing series of reading rooms, presents a global range of 100 21st-century photobooks by female photographers.
With historical records establishing 19th-century British photographer Anna Atkins’s British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions (1843-1853) as the first photobook, it is not surprising that women have consistently contributed to the rich history of photobook making. However, despite their significant presence within the photobook community, the women have a relatively small place among top prizes, within prominent photobook publisher inventories, and among widely promoted books compared to their male peers.
10x10 Photobooks has organized How We See—a hands-on reading room, 'books on books' publication and series of public events—to explore the distinctive qualities of photobooks created by women photographers. The goal is not to isolate these books, but rather to closely examine their content, design, and intellectual attributes as a means of understanding and re-establishing their place within the larger photobook practice.
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How the 100 How We See Reading Room Books are Selected
The project’s reading room selection of 100 books was chosen by 10 women (either in teams or individually) from around the world, who have each selected 10 photobooks (hence, the organization’s name, 10x10). The project’s selectors are specialists in the photobook field, and have focused their selections on photobooks published in the 21st-century, with 60% of their selections coming from their respective regions.
The How We See Reading Room launches on October 25, 2018 at the New York Public Library’s Margaret Liebman Berger Forum (Room 227) in the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building at 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue, and tour through 2020 to multiple venues including the Museum of Fine Arts (Boston, March 2019), PGH Photo at the Carnegie Museum of Art (Pittsburgh, April 2019), Fototeca Latinoamericana (Buenos Aires, December 2018), and other venues.
Talks and presentations on photobooks by women are planned for all venues. At the end of the tour, the books will be donated as a complete collection to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. A second collection of the 100 reading room books has been acquired by the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs at the New York Public Library.
As 10x10 Photobooks has done in their three previous reading room projects, a comprehensive 'books-on-books' publication with images and text for all the photobooks in the reading room, will be released on October 25. In addition to all 100 books in the How We See Reading Room, the publication includes an annotated history, reference lists of historical books by women photographers, author and visual indexes, and essays by Ishiuchi Miyako, Kristen Lubben, and Valentina Abenavoli.
Female photographers whose books appear in How We See include: Valentina Abenavoli, Laia Abril, Ying Ang, Olivia Arthur, Sophie Calle, Xiaoyi Chen, Zoe Croggon, Cristina de Middel, Laura El-Tantawy, Abigail Heyman, Hannah Höch, Dragana Jurišic, Kristina Jurotschkin, Pixy Liao, Susan Meiselas, Lucia Moholy, Zanele Muholi, Yurie Nagashima, Catherine Opie, Maya Rochat, Guadalupe Ruiz, Eva Saukane, Collier Schorr, Ketaki Sheth, Lieko Shiga, Dayanita Singh, Mitra Tabrizian, Carrie Mae Weems, and many others.
The women who selected books for the How We See Reading Room:
Ilgin Deniz Akseloğlu (Middle East)
Delphine Bedel & Frédérique Destribats (Western Europe)
Federica Chiocchetti (Western Europe)
Iona Fergusson (South Asia & Australasia)
Amanda Ling-Ning Lo (China & Taiwan)
Lesley A. Martin (United States)
Oluremi C. Onabanjo (Africa)
Mariela Sancari (Latin America)
Miwa Susuda (Japan)
Daria Tuminas (Eastern Europe)
Reference lists of historical photobooks by women photographers included in the How We See Reading Room publication include historical photobooks by women photographers from 1843 to 2010. These subjective lists (again, of ten books each) are provided by historians, librarians, curators, and writers in the photography and photobook field and lay the foundation for an historical context for the contemporary-leaning photobooks within the reading room and publication. Historical lists are provided by Sagrario Berti, Clara Bouveresse, Hinde Haest, Anne E. Havinga, Carole Naggar, Sayaka Takahashi, Barbara Tannenbaum, Jennifer Tobias, Stephanie H. Tung, and the women on the 10x10 Photobooks team.
More on 10x10 Photobooks
10x10 Photobooks is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization based in New York City with the mission to foster engagement with the global photobook community through an appreciation, dissemination, and understanding of photobooks. Founded in 2012, 10x10 offers an ongoing multi-platform series of public photobook events, including reading rooms, salons, publications, and partnerships with arts organizations and institutions.
The 10x10 Photobooks Organization / How We See Project Team: Olga Yatskevich (10x10 co-founder/director), Russet Lederman (10x10 co- founder/director) and Michael Lang (10x10 director)
Laura Coombs (Publication Designer) Jeff Gutterman (Publication Photographer) Emily Rubin (Publication Copy Editor) Miyuki Hinton (Research Coordinator) Francesca Teodori (Senior Researcher) Felix Chan and Anna Kate Kelley (researchers)
More information available at 10x10photobooks.org/how-we-see.
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