Week 10 Flashcards

1
Q

Documentary photography

A

piece of written, printed or electronic matter that provides information or evidence or that serves as an official record

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2
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Photographed yellowstone National Park

A

William Henry Jackson

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3
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Early landscape/frontier photographer

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William Henry Jackson

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4
Q

Jacob Riis was a:

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Police reporter for the Evening Sun

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5
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Wrote a book called: How the Other Half Lives

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Jacob Riis

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6
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This photographer was a Sociologist that used his camera as a Research tool:

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Lewis Hine

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7
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What term did Lewis Hine coin with his work?

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“Photo Story”

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8
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Lewis Hine was white kind of photographer?

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Documentary photographer - started documenting children in 1905

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9
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FSA stands for?

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Farm Security Administration

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10
Q

Photographed “Migrant Mother”

A

Dorothea Lange

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11
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What did Jacob Riis use for flash?

A

Potassium chlorate from a gun cartridge

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12
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A protective child labour law passed as a result of his work:

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Lewis Hine

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13
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What was the FSA?

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Photography Division headed by Roy Stryker in the 1930s

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14
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Photographed the famous image on the Empire State building “Men at Work”

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Lewis Hine

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15
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Was the first foreign photographer allowed to photograph soviet industry

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Margaret Bourke White

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16
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Worked as an illustrator for Vogue then a photographer

A

George Hoyningen-Huene

17
Q

Margarete Bourke White was the first?

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Female war photojournalist and first female photographer at Life Magazine

18
Q

Challenged to turn fashion photography into fine art in 1911

A

Steichen

19
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Paul Horst was known for?

A

Fashion and portraiture

20
Q

Photographed Gandhi in 1946

A

Margarete Bourke White

21
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Head photographer at Vogue for 15 years

A

Steichen

22
Q

What quote did Hoyningene-Huene quote from Chanel?

A

L’elegance c’est moi

23
Q

First Vogue cover in colour

A

Stechen in 1932

24
Q

How did Richard Avedon?

A

While on assignment for the New Yorker in 2004

25
Q

What was Richard Avedon known for?

A

Fashion for Harper Bazaar and Vogue, minimalist portraits, fashion photography, merchant marines

26
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He created elegant black and white fashion portraits in real life settings

A

Richard Avedon

27
Q

What was a turning point in Richard Avedon’s career?

A

When he focused on everyday working class subjects instead of famous public figures and fashion “In the American Midwest”

28
Q

He photographed Marilyn Monroe

A

Richard Avedon

29
Q

His work led to a revolt in 1887 against the slums and ultimately to housing reforms in New York

A

Jacob Riis

30
Q

What else did Dorothea Lange photograph that she is very well known for?

A

Japanese internment - WW2

31
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What kind of photographer was Margaret Bourke white predominantly?

A

Documentary / Reporter

32
Q

Which 4 photographers worked for Vogue?

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Steichen, Horst, Hoyningen-Huene, Avedon

33
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This photographer did pure document work, not taking a strong position. Shot how simply and poorly they live

A

Walker Evans