I shot the Cinderella. The beauty contests in Juana Biarnes’s photographic corpus for Diario Pueblo [1963-1972]
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Juana Biarnés, Photography, Photojournalist, Beauty, Pueblo Newspaper.
Abstract
Juana Biarnés is one of the pioneers of Spanish Photojournalism after the Civil War. Her way of dealing with gender roles and managing in a world controlled by men makes that her figure becomes an important study case to understand the history of press photography in Spain. Using the in-depth interview with the photo reporter herself and an archival methodology with a detailed tracking of photographic, hemerographic and film sources, this study presents, as a historicist review, the way in which photographic reports on beauty contest are justified and articulated in the photographic corpus of Biarnés in Pueblo newspaper [1963-1972].Downloads
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2018-05-17
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García-Ramos F. J. (2018). I shot the Cinderella. The beauty contests in Juana Biarnes’s photographic corpus for Diario Pueblo [1963-1972]. Comunicación y Género [Communication and Gender], 1(1), 41-68. https://doi.org/10.5209/CGEN.60247
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