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Primrose. Early color in Russian photography. 1860s-1970s
Exhibition September 2 − November 15, 2021
Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow holds exhibition "Primrose. Early Color in Russian Photography. 1860-1970s".
Metaphorically titled "First Flower", the exposition demonstrates the emergence and development of color in Russian photography in the 1860s-1970s and is simultaneously a history of Russia in photography.
The works of both classics of Russian photography - P. Pavlov, K. Bergamasco, A. Eichenwald, A. Rodchenko, V. Mikosha, G. Petrusov, D. Baltermants, B. Mikhailov and others - and unknown authors alike allow us to trace how life was changing in a country that experienced historical and sociopolitical disasters in a century and what role photography played in that period.
Prepared according to the materials of the website MAMM.
Metaphorically titled "First Flower", the exposition demonstrates the emergence and development of color in Russian photography in the 1860s-1970s and is simultaneously a history of Russia in photography.
The works of both classics of Russian photography - P. Pavlov, K. Bergamasco, A. Eichenwald, A. Rodchenko, V. Mikosha, G. Petrusov, D. Baltermants, B. Mikhailov and others - and unknown authors alike allow us to trace how life was changing in a country that experienced historical and sociopolitical disasters in a century and what role photography played in that period.
Prepared according to the materials of the website MAMM.
