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Tag Archives: Photography and Fetish
PHOTOGRAPHY & OTHER MODES OF CRYING AT YOUR OWN FUNERAL
1865 photograph of Lewis Powell who stabbed US Secretary of State William Seward repeatedly in an unsuccessful assassination attempt. Powell was executed along with three other Lincoln assassination conspirators. PHOTOGRAPHY AND OTHER MODES OF CRYING AT YOUR OWN FUNERAL by … Continue reading →
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Tagged Stanley 'Tookie' Williams, Antoin Sevruguin, A Thief Being Buried Alive, Roland Barthes, Camera Lucida, Walter Benjamin, Paralipomena to 'On the Concept of History', Lee Harper, William Arntz, Betsy Chasse, Aby Warburg, Siegfried Kraucauer, Gerhard Richter, Christian Metz, Photography and Fetish, Corien J.M. Vuurman, Theo H. Martens, Andre Bazin, The Ontology of the Photographic Image, The Mass Ornament
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