The first women photographers in Aragon: pioneers and modern
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Women photographers, Cultural studies Gender studies, History of photography, Aragonese photographers, Aragón.
Abstract
The objective of this work is to study, outside the category of anecdote or marginal phenomenon, the presence and participation of women in the development of the photographic medium in Aragon. The reconstruction of his biographies and the characterization and contextualization of his professional trajectories has been carried out through the analysis and systematic review of the sources of information located to date, both of hemerographic, bibliographic and documentary nature. Among others, aragonese photographers are studied Poland Sanz, Madame Senges, Dolores Gil, María Cardarelly, Tomasa Chinar, Ana María Lapetra, Ángeles Buil, petra Tena, Prima Gavilanes, Silveria Fañanás, Petra Sabaté, Matilde López, Carmen Jarque, Rosario de la Fuente, Asunción Pascual, Divina Campo, Teresa Gallifa, Margot Autié and Josefa Farina.Downloads
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Agustín Lacruz M. d. C. y Tomás Esteban S. (2018). The first women photographers in Aragon: pioneers and modern. Revista General de Información y Documentación, 28(2), 621-658. https://doi.org/10.5209/RGID.62842
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