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The Language of Photography
Item# 30804
© 2001
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DVD (Chaptered) ISBN: 978-1-60825-788-1
In this thought-provoking eight-part series, world-class photographers, academic experts, museum personnel, and others stress the importance of visual literacy as they range over the history and mecha...
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A Conversation with Edward Steichen—From NBC's Wisdom Series
Item# 43389
© 1955
29 Min.
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DVD ISBN: 978-1-61733-459-7
In this archival NBC program, Edward Steichen—renowned American photographer and curator of photography at the Museum of Modern Art—sits for a 1955 interview coinciding with his exhibit entitled “Fami...
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Stryker's America: Photographing the Great Depression
Item# 37533
© 2007
23 Min.
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DVD ISBN: 978-1-4213-7975-3
Roy E. Stryker headed the Historical Division of the Farm Security Administration from 1935 to 1943. This program tells the story of how Stryker, a low-level federal bureaucrat with integrity and visi...
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American Photography: A Century of Images
Item# 44201
© 1999
180 Min.
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Time travel at its most spectacular…this three-part series captures the images of nearly one hundred years of change in America. Educational and entertaining, this documentary examines the role of the...
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The Developing Image (1900-1934)
Item# 44202
© 1999
60 Min.
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Although photography was invented in the first half of the 19th century, the beginning of the 20th century marked extraordinary changes. The Developing Image travels back to the very first time in his...
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Photography Transformed (1960-1999)
Item# 44204
© 1999
60 Min.
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The power of the photographic image remains undiminished in the latter part of the 20th century, even though it faces new challenges from television, technology, motion pictures, and elsewhere. Photog...
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Barbara Morgan: Everything Is Dancing
Item# 47966
© 1980
18 Min.
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DVD (Chaptered) ISBN: 978-1-62102-659-4
Trained as a painter, Barbara Morgan began interpreting the world with a camera after being inspired by the photographs of Edward Weston, as well as by life in the American Southwest and New York City...
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Frassanito: Battlefield Photography Then and Now
Item# 43206
© 2006
45 Min.
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They are some of the most dramatic images of war ever recorded: the torn and fallen bodies of Civil War soldiers dead on the field of battle. For more than a century little was known about these photo...
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The Photographers' War: The North
Item# 43204
© 2006
45 Min.
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When the Civil War began, the opportunity to document the horrifying events as they unfolded and to present them to a country hungry for news from the battlefield was offered to thousands of photograp...
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The Photographers' War: The South
Item# 43205
© 2006
45 Min.
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The American Civil War began and ended in the South. Its fertile fields provided the backdrop for many of the wars epic battles. Alongside the legions of Southern patriots and their Union opponents wa...
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