Fotografía y pintura. El tema.Albert Levy photographer Edward Hopper painter
Muchas veces pintura y fotografia, o fotografía y pintura, comparten el mismo tema e, incluso, se aproximan al punto de vista artístico ante el mismo objeto.
En este caso
- Fotografías de Albert Levy (1844-1907)
- Cuadros de Edward Hopper (1882-1967)
Desconozco si Hopper conocía la obra de Albert Levy pero pienso que uno de ellos, Levy, francés de nacimiento, fotografió las casas del paisaje americano como tema importante en su obra.
Otro, Edward Hopper, años después, pintó el mismo tema con puntos de vista, en mi opinion, semejantes. Es decir, eligió casas, normalmente aisladas, muchas veces sin gente, en medio del paisaje. Ambos dignificaron este paisaje americano.
En cierto modo a Hopper se le considera uno de los creadores de este paisaje que, sin embargo, los fotógrafos ya lo habían recogido con sus cámaras años antes.
Es decir, dos o muchos artistas, pueden ver, con sus caracteristicas personales, un tema de manera semejante.
Quizás también haya influido el ser dos artistas con formación en Francia y Estados Unidos.
Albert Levy, francés de nacimiento, realizó gran parte de sus fotografías en Estados Unidos. Edward Hopper estuvo varias temporadas en Francia ( París).
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Quizás también haya influido el ser dos artistas con formación en Francia y Estados Unidos.
Albert Levy, francés de nacimiento, realizó gran parte de sus fotografías en Estados Unidos. Edward Hopper estuvo varias temporadas en Francia ( París).
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Often painting and photography, photography and painting
or share the same
theme and even approach the
artistic point of view to the same object.
In this case
Pictures of Albert Levy (1844-1907)
Paintings of Edward Hopper (1882-1967)
Hopper knew know if Albert Levy's work but I think one of them, Levy, French-born, photographed the homes of the American landscape as an important theme in his work.
Another, Edward Hopper, years later, he painted the same subject with views, in my opinion, similarss. That is, elected houses, usually isolated, often without people in the landscape. Both dignified the American landscape.
Somehow Hopper is considered one of the creators of this american landscape, however, the photographers had already gathered with their cameras years ago the same points of view
That is, two or many artists can do with their personal characteristics, a topic in similarly artistic manners
The two artists were being trained, and lived, in France and the United States.
Albert Levy, a Frenchman by birth, did much of his photographs in the United States. Edward Hopper spent several seasons in France (Paris).
In this case
Pictures of Albert Levy (1844-1907)
Paintings of Edward Hopper (1882-1967)
Hopper knew know if Albert Levy's work but I think one of them, Levy, French-born, photographed the homes of the American landscape as an important theme in his work.
Another, Edward Hopper, years later, he painted the same subject with views, in my opinion, similarss. That is, elected houses, usually isolated, often without people in the landscape. Both dignified the American landscape.
Somehow Hopper is considered one of the creators of this american landscape, however, the photographers had already gathered with their cameras years ago the same points of view
That is, two or many artists can do with their personal characteristics, a topic in similarly artistic manners
The two artists were being trained, and lived, in France and the United States.
Albert Levy, a Frenchman by birth, did much of his photographs in the United States. Edward Hopper spent several seasons in France (Paris).
10 October 2012 – 28 January 2013
....... It is divided chronologically into two main parts: the first section
covers Hopper’s formative years (1900-1924), comparing his work with
that of his contemporaries and art he saw in Paris, which may have
influenced him...........Historic Architecture and Landscape Image Collection, c.1865-1973 (bulk 1890-1930).
Approximately 11,000 images [P]
Consisting of approximately 11,000 images that document the
architecture, landscape and urban planning of sites across the United
States—with a particular emphasis on Chicago and its suburbs—and, to a
lesser extent, internationally, The Historic Architecture and Landscape
Image collection, or HALIC, contains mounted photographic prints,
lantern slides (both black and white and hand-colored), and postcards
dating from the 1860s to the 1970s.
| Title/Project Name | Appleton, Thomas G., Residence | ||
| Street Address/Neighborhood | Catherine St. | ||
| City | Newport | ||
| State/Province | Rhode Island | ||
| Country | United States | ||
| Date Designed or Built | 1871-1876 | ||
| Architect/Designer/Creator | Hunt, Richard Morris | ||
| Date of View | 1883-1895 | ||
| View or Detail Type | Exterior, perspective | ||
| Image Notes | rear view from the lawn; demolished; from Albert Levy's Architectural Photographic Series, Series 2, No. 209 |
| Title/Project Name | Residence |
| Alternate Title/Project Name | Residence No. 9 |
| City | Boston [Dorchester] |
| State/Province | Massachusetts |
| Country | United States |
| Date Designed or Built | c.1870-1880 |
| Date of View | 1883-1895 |
| View or Detail Type | Exterior, front |
| Image Notes | front exterior of house on left and perspective view of side of house on right; from Albert Levy's Architectural Photographic Series, Series 2, No. 178 |
| Title/Project Name | Residence |
| Alternate Title/Project Name | Country House No. 3 |
| Street Address/Neighborhood | 101 Forest Hill St. |
| City | Boston [Jamaica Plain] |
| State/Province | Massachusetts |
| Country | United States |
| Date Designed or Built | c.1880 |
| Architect/Designer/Creator | Emerson, William Ralph |
| Date of View | 1883-1895 |
| View or Detail Type | Exterior, front |
| Image Notes | view from across the street with man at left of image leaning on fence and child at right; from Albert Levy's Architectural Photographic Series, Series 2, No. 184 |
| Title/Project Name | Residence |
| Alternate Title/Project Name | Country House No.2 |
| Street Address/Neighborhood | Pride's Crossing |
| City | Beverly |
| State/Province | Massachusetts |
| Country | United States |
| Date Designed or Built | c.1870-1880 |
| Architect/Designer/Creator | Cabot and Chandler |
| Date of View | 1883-1895 |
| View or Detail Type | Exterior, perspective |
| Image Notes | from Albert Levy's Architectural Photographic Series, Series 2, No. 180 |
| Title/Project Name | Stables, Private |
| Alternate Title/Project Name | Country House No.1 [?] |
| Street Address/Neighborhood | Pride's Crossing |
| City | Beverly |
| State/Province | Massachusetts |
| Country | United States |
| Date Designed or Built | c.1870-1880 |
| Date of View | 1883-1895 |
| View or Detail Type | Exterior, perspective |
| Image Notes | view with carriage at right; from Albert Levy's Architectural Photographic Series, Series 2, No. 197 |
| Caption/Inscription Text | BRC: 197 |
| Photographer | Levy, Albert [New York City] |
Detail
| Title/Project Name | Babcock, John B., and Co. Building |
| City | Boston |
| State/Province | Massachusetts |
| Country | United States |
| Date Designed or Built | c.1870s-1880s |
| Architect/Designer/Creator | Thayer, Samuel J. F. |
| Date of View | c.1890s |
| View or Detail Type | Exterior, side |
| Image Notes | view from above street level; see also 45343 |
| Caption/Inscription Text | CBE: 81 |
| Photographer | Levy, Albert [New York City] |
| Title/Project Name | Broadway and Exchange Place |
| Street Address/Neighborhood | Broadway and Exchange Pl. |
| City | New York City |
| State/Province | New York |
| Country | United States |
| Date of View | c.1890s |
| View or Detail Type | Streetscape |
| Image Notes | view of Red Star Line building and others at intersection |
| Caption/Inscription Text | BLC: 4; Noted at BRC, "Albert Levy, photograhper" |
| Photographer | Levy, Albert [New York City] |
| Archival Collection Name | Historic Architecture and Landscape Image Collection |
| Archival Subcollection Name | Architecture Photograph Collection |
| Provenance | From Albert Levy's Modern American Architecture series |