Various Authors, Salzburg-Photographs from the Archive

Salzburg-Photographs from the Archive

Various Authors

Publisher
Fotohof
Year
2021
ISBN
9783903334236
Specifications
Hardcover
25 x 18 cm
115 pages
18 colour images
65 b/w images
Language: English, German
Text by Brigitte Blüml-Kaindl, Mitzi Gugg, Rainer Iglar, Kurt Kaindl, Michael Mauracher, Stefanie Pirker, Peter Schreiner, Nadine Weixler
Design by Studio Fjeld
Series: FOTOHOF>ARCHIVE

Salzburg – Fotografien aus dem Archiv [Salzburg – Photographs from the Archive], taken by 12 photographers. Actually, the photographs featured in this book are there almost by chance, united solely by the fact that they are from the inventories held by the Fotohof archiv. Likewise, the choice of motifs was not dictated by an effort to come up with a valid image of the city; its aim, rather, is to showcase a typical cross-section from each particular artist’s oeuvre. Only the sequence of photographs in the book is in chronological order, in keeping with the main thrust of both the publication itself and the eponymous exhibition: namely, to correlate the artists’ works, their individual styles, with the temporal and geographical context in which they were created.

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