Berko, Ferenc. Ferenc Berko: 60 Years of Photography, “The Discovering Eye” edited by Karl Steinforth. Camera Magazine including Kate Ellis

including Kate Ellis

examining the fierce mid-nineteenth-century rivalries

The publication features an introductory essay that contextualizes the historical importance of the Little Galleries of the Photo-Secession (popularly known as "291") and charts how these historic images helped transition photography into modern museum collections

and photographic examples

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Berko, Ferenc. Ferenc Berko: 60 Years of Photography, “The Discovering Eye” edited by Karl Steinforth. Camera Magazine including Kate EllisEdition Stemmle, 1994. Hardcover, fine with fine protected dust jacket, like new. 128 pages. Berkos photographs, texts in English, interview, lists of exhibitions, collections, and publications. Summary: Ferenc Berko: 60 Years of Photography, The Discovering Eye is a richly illustrated retrospective survey of the lifes work of Hungarian American photographer Ferenc Berko (19162000), spanning six decades of images from the 1930s through the early