The study of photography and its relationship to architecture has been referred to in the literature from a very large forms, from purely philological techniques paths, through the biographical, with few crossing pure lines to study technological analysis the consequences of use of one technique or...

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Format:	Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:	Spanish
Veröffentlicht:	Madrid Universidad Complutense de Madrid 2013
Schlagworte:	Fotografía artística Fotografie Architektur Spanien
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Zusammenfassung:	The study of photography and its relationship to architecture has been referred to in the literature from a very large forms, from purely philological techniques paths, through the biographical, with few crossing pure lines to study technological analysis the consequences of use of one technique or another in the formal or who, in addition to a detailed inventory of images, linking the cultural moment in which they were created. After analyzing all of them and in the absence also of any previous detailed study for the Spanish case, we considered making the thesis Photography and Architecture in Spain (1839-1886), which analyzes and explains the relationship between the two disciplines from the official date of the establishment of photography to the death of a French photographer, Jean Laurent, as the figure through its commercial firm, exceptionally exemplified all possible ways of developing the architectural photography reached in the nineteenth century. In our methodology we explained the technical issues and responsibility on the forms produced. It also analyzes the reasons for choosing to photograph buildings and monuments, to conclude which was the main target of all these pictures. That is this thesis attempts to answer the how, when, who, why and what architectural photography took place in Spain, because only answering these questions can be reached to conduct a study as comprehensive and panoramic possible about this genre in our country, give back the keys to his development and establish their points of connection to the history of art.