Jane Livingston Bücher

An alternative cover edition for this ISBN can be found hereA prolonged, quiet unfolding of genius is what Jane Livingston, chief curator of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, calls the first century of National Geographic photography. Striving to portray our planet's remarkably diverse people, creatures, and landscapes, four generations of Geographic photographers have made their work a part of our culture. When the Corcoran Gallery of Art, one of the nation's leading photographic museums, decided to organize an exhibition celebrating the National Geographic Society's centennial, their curators were granted complete access to the Society's archives. "The Art of Photography at National Geographic", companion to the museum exhibition, presents 289 silver prints, autochromes, and full-color images from the Society's collections. Never before have the photographs in The Art of Photography been showcased as art; half of these works by 158 leading 19th- and 20th-century photographers are published here for the first time. "The Art of Photography" reproduces every image from the exhibition in full frame and full color. Identifying captions for each image are supplemented by additional information and artists' biographies in the book's appendix.

Exploring the evolution of intimacy, this collection of erotic vignettes delves into a couple's passionate journey over the years. Each story captures the nuances of their relationship, highlighting the highs and lows of love, desire, and connection. Through vivid and evocative storytelling, the book reveals how their bond deepens and transforms, showcasing the complexities of their shared experiences and the enduring power of their love.