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Landscape stories
Landscape stories
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"Landscape stories" is the fist comprehensive collection of Southam's work drawn from three completed series : The Pond at Upton Pyne, The Red River, and Rockfalls, Rivermouths, and Ponds, along with several smaller groups of pictures, from series still in the making and never before published. Southam's own brief narratives about the places and processes he captures,(...)
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"Landscape stories" is the fist comprehensive collection of Southam's work drawn from three completed series : The Pond at Upton Pyne, The Red River, and Rockfalls, Rivermouths, and Ponds, along with several smaller groups of pictures, from series still in the making and never before published. Southam's own brief narratives about the places and processes he captures,(...)
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Landscape stories
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"Landscape stories" is the fist comprehensive collection of Southam's work drawn from three completed series : The Pond at Upton Pyne, The Red River, and Rockfalls, Rivermouths, and Ponds, along with several smaller groups of pictures, from series still in the making and never before published. Southam's own brief narratives about the places and processes he captures, together with essays by photo historians Gerry Badger and Andy Grundberg, create a rich context for contemplating these landscape series.
Landscape stories
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"Landscape stories" is the fist comprehensive collection of Southam's work drawn from three completed series : The Pond at Upton Pyne, The Red River, and Rockfalls, Rivermouths, and Ponds, along with several smaller groups of pictures, from series still in the making and never before published. Southam's own brief narratives about the places and processes he captures, together with essays by photo historians Gerry Badger and Andy Grundberg, create a rich context for contemplating these landscape series.
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mai 2005, New York
mai 2005, New York
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Monographies photo
Monographies photo
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The pond at Upton Pyne formed at the site of an eighteenth-century manganese mine. Located on land owned by a local family who were involved in the mining venture, the first excavations began in 1788. It was originally an open-cast mine employing just a few men who worked with ladders, picks, shovels. The quality of the ore in the lode was rich, and once refined it was(...)
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The pond at Upton Pyne formed at the site of an eighteenth-century manganese mine. Located on land owned by a local family who were involved in the mining venture, the first excavations began in 1788. It was originally an open-cast mine employing just a few men who worked with ladders, picks, shovels. The quality of the ore in the lode was rich, and once refined it was(...)
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Jem Southam: The Pond at Upton Pyne
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The pond at Upton Pyne formed at the site of an eighteenth-century manganese mine. Located on land owned by a local family who were involved in the mining venture, the first excavations began in 1788. It was originally an open-cast mine employing just a few men who worked with ladders, picks, shovels. The quality of the ore in the lode was rich, and once refined it was shipped from Exeter Quay to London and Bristol where it was used predominantly in the production of glass. After a bright start the output of the mine steadily diminished and by 1823 it had ceased production, leaving a large pit, shallow on the east side near the road and becoming deeper towards the west, where it is overhung by a cliff...
Jem Southam: The Pond at Upton Pyne
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The pond at Upton Pyne formed at the site of an eighteenth-century manganese mine. Located on land owned by a local family who were involved in the mining venture, the first excavations began in 1788. It was originally an open-cast mine employing just a few men who worked with ladders, picks, shovels. The quality of the ore in the lode was rich, and once refined it was shipped from Exeter Quay to London and Bristol where it was used predominantly in the production of glass. After a bright start the output of the mine steadily diminished and by 1823 it had ceased production, leaving a large pit, shallow on the east side near the road and becoming deeper towards the west, where it is overhung by a cliff...
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mars 2024
mars 2024
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Monographies photo
Monographies photo
