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11 de ene. de 2021 · Walker Evans Allie Mae Burroughs, Hale County, 1936. Dal 1965 è insegnate di fotografia alla Yale University. Walker Evans muore a New Haven nel Connecticut, nel 1975. Evans photography. Apre la sua carriera fotografica con alcune opere dedicate all’architettura vittoriana in America e un reportage sui disagi politici a Cuba nel 1933.
Walker Evans's photographs were as prototypes both for the American documentary movement of the 1930s and for street photographers of the 1940s and 50s. His precisely composed, intricately detailed, spare photographs insisted on their subject matter, and his impartial acceptance of his subjects made his work seem true and aesthetically pure--qualities that have been the goal of documentary ...
Walker Evans, né le 3 novembre 1903 à Saint-Louis, dans le Missouri [1], et mort le 10 avril 1975, à New Haven, dans le Connecticut, est un photographe documentaire américain. Promoteur d'une photographie vernaculaire [ 4 ] , figure majeure de la photographie américaine du XX e siècle, Walker Evans conservera de sa vocation littéraire le souci d'un regard attentif sur les villes et sur ...
Walker Evans. Fotógrafo estadounidense nacido en Saint Louis, Missouri en 1903. Sus primeras imágenes retratan la arquitectura victoriana de los estados de Nueva York y Nueva Inglaterra. En 1932 viaja a La Habana; las fotografías que toma ahí aparecen en el libro The Crime of Cuba, escrito por Carleton Beals.
Walker Evans nació en San Luis, Missouri, el 3 de noviembre de 1903, en el seno de una familia acomodada. Siendo pequeño sus padres se trasladaron a Chicago, por el trabajo de su padre, que era redactor creativo en una importante agencia de publicidad. Pasó su juventud en la periferia de Chicago, Illinois, y en Toledo, Ohio, adonde su ...
SIGNS OF LIGHT: WALKER EVANS’ AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHS. TOWARD THE END OF OUR CENTURY Walker Evans’ Images, Though Long Canonized, Jumpstart Our Moral Imagination. In Many Of Its Liabilities his America has not changed fundamentally, for all that the look of it has altered since the publication of his American Photographs by the Museum of ...
APA. Walker Evans. A tenant farmer's deprivation-lined face. Antebellum homes that have seen better days. The display windows of small-town main streets. The early subway commuter. Billboards. The images made by photographer Walker Evans (1903–1975) are icons of national identity that have shaped Americans' views of themselves and directly ...
