Examples | |
1 | Photographing art: Sculpture |
Photographers | |
2 | Adolph Schaefer: The Buddhist monument at Borobudur in Central Java, Indonesia (1844-1845) |
3 | Henry Fox Talbot: Bust of Patroclus |
4 | Roger Fenton: The British Museum |
5 | Stephen Thompson: British Museum |
6 | Charles Nègre: Statues |
7 | Powers Frères (Florence): Sculptures (1860s) |
8 | HMS Topaze and Easter Island, Chile (1868) |
9 | Fratelli Alinari: The statues of Florence |
10 | L. Powers: Sculptures |
11 | Powers Frères (Florence): Sculptures (1860s) |
12 | Alois Löcherer: The statue of Bavaria, Munich (1844-1850) |
13 | Édouard Baldus: The Louvre, Paris (1856-1857) |
14 | Bedford Lemere & Co.: Album No. 1, Photographs taken from Specimens in Royal Architectural Museum (ca 1872) |
15 | Isabel Agnes Cowper: Mathematical models made in 1872 by Fabre de Lagrange of Paris, for the South Kensington Museum (1872) |
16 | Armand Noyer: Napoleon [Series] |
17 | Robert Macpherson: The statues of Rome |
18 | James Anderson: Sculptures |
19 | Underwood & Underwood: Classical and Renaissance sculptures |
20 | Paris-Stereo: Vues d'Italie (1920) |
21 | Eugène Atget: Versailles |
22 | Délié & Béchard: Album du Musée Boulaq |
23 | Aristophot Co.: The Museum of the Three Dimensions, St. Petersburg (1905) |
24 | Eugène Atget: Architecture: Door furniture and door knockers |
25 | Edward Steichen: Rodin's statue of Balzac (1908) |
26 | Constantin Brancusi: Documentation of sculpture |
27 | Marcel Duchamp: The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even (created 1915-1923) |
Using photography as an aid to sculpture | |
28 | François Willème: Photosculpture |
29 | Henry Rox: Photosculptures |
Bust portraits | |
30 | Bust or statuette portraits |
Monuments | |
31 | The Lion of Lucerne (German: Löwendenkmal) |
32 | New York City: The Statue of Liberty |
33 | Paris: Arc de Triomphe |
World's Fairs and International Exhibitions | |
34 | Vienna, Weltausstellung, 1873 Wien |
Tableaux vivant | |
35 | Josef Jindrich Sechtl and Ignác Sechtl: Living statues |
Natural sculptures / Environment art | |
36 | Andy Goldsworthy: Books |
37 | Richard Long: On-site sculptures |
38 | Robert Smithson: On-site sculptures |
Examples | |
1 | Photographing art: Sculpture |
Photographers | |
2 | Adolph Schaefer: The Buddhist monument at Borobudur in Central Java, Indonesia (1844-1845) |
3 | Henry Fox Talbot: Bust of Patroclus |
4 | Roger Fenton: The British Museum |
5 | Stephen Thompson: British Museum |
6 | Charles Nègre: Statues |
7 | Powers Frères (Florence): Sculptures (1860s) |
8 | HMS Topaze and Easter Island, Chile (1868) |
9 | Fratelli Alinari: The statues of Florence |
10 | L. Powers: Sculptures |
11 | Powers Frères (Florence): Sculptures (1860s) |
12 | Alois Löcherer: The statue of Bavaria, Munich (1844-1850) |
13 | Édouard Baldus: The Louvre, Paris (1856-1857) |
14 | Bedford Lemere & Co.: Album No. 1, Photographs taken from Specimens in Royal Architectural Museum (ca 1872) |
15 | Isabel Agnes Cowper: Mathematical models made in 1872 by Fabre de Lagrange of Paris, for the South Kensington Museum (1872) |
16 | Armand Noyer: Napoleon [Series] |
17 | Robert Macpherson: The statues of Rome |
18 | James Anderson: Sculptures |
19 | Underwood & Underwood: Classical and Renaissance sculptures |
20 | Paris-Stereo: Vues d'Italie (1920) |
21 | Eugène Atget: Versailles |
22 | Délié & Béchard: Album du Musée Boulaq |
23 | Aristophot Co.: The Museum of the Three Dimensions, St. Petersburg (1905) |
24 | Eugène Atget: Architecture: Door furniture and door knockers |
25 | Edward Steichen: Rodin's statue of Balzac (1908) |
26 | Constantin Brancusi: Documentation of sculpture |
27 | Marcel Duchamp: The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even (created 1915-1923) |
Using photography as an aid to sculpture | |
28 | François Willème: Photosculpture |
29 | Henry Rox: Photosculptures |
Bust portraits | |
30 | Bust or statuette portraits |
Monuments | |
31 | The Lion of Lucerne (German: Löwendenkmal) |
32 | New York City: The Statue of Liberty |
33 | Paris: Arc de Triomphe |
World's Fairs and International Exhibitions | |
34 | Vienna, Weltausstellung, 1873 Wien |
Tableaux vivant | |
35 | Josef Jindrich Sechtl and Ignác Sechtl: Living statues |
Natural sculptures / Environment art | |
36 | Andy Goldsworthy: Books |
37 | Richard Long: On-site sculptures |
38 | Robert Smithson: On-site sculptures |