Steven F. Joseph

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Steven Franklin Joseph (born 24 October 1955) is a collector and historian of photography, active in Belgium and France.

Life and career

Joseph was born in Salford, Lancashire, England, on 24 October 1955. He has degrees in modern languages (University of Oxford) and management studies (Ecole des affaires de Paris-ESCP Europe). Author of numerous articles and books on nineteenth-century photography in Belgium, he also researches the application of photography to book illustration and photomechanical printing processes. His current research topics include early advertising photography[1] and the development of large format images on posters and broadsides up to 1914. He has helped to design and organize several exhibitions in his specialist fields. In 2001, the Rijksmuseum acquired his collection of 19th-century photographically illustrated books, amounting to some two thousand volumes.[2] Steven F. Joseph is a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society and corresponding member of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Photographie.

Select bibliography

References

  1. Early Advertising Photography in Belgium and the Netherlands: a Preliminary Overview, Depth of Field, vol. 3 n° 1 (2012), accessed on 6 January 2013: http://journal.depthoffield.eu/vol03/nr01/a04/en
  2. Stijntje Blankendaal, De komst van de foto in het boek, Trouw.nl, 30 May 2001, accessed on 6 January 2013: http://www.trouw.nl/tr/nl/4512/Cultuur/archief/article/detail/2771212/2001/05/30/De-komst-van-de-foto-in-het-boek.dhtml


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