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Felice Beato (1832-1909) was an Italian photographer known for his documentation of Asia, especially Japan. His images capture the people, landscapes, and culture of the region in the mid-19th century, a period of significant change. He was a pioneer in the use of the collodion process, which allowed for greater detail and clarity in his photographs. Beato’s work offers a glimpse into a bygone era and provides valuable historical insights into Japanese society during a time of modernization. His signature style is often characterized by a sense of realism and objectivity, showcasing daily life and traditional practices.
Born
1832
Died
1909
Balkon van een klooster met gebeeldhouwde versieringen ...
Felice Beato
1890
Portret van een Shanvrouw uit Birma
Felice Beato
1890
Hanging Man, the Execution Ground, Kiso, Japan
Felice Beato
1867
114. Girl Dressing Her Hair
Felice Beato
1867
Portraits of a Samurai and of Two Priests
Felice Beato
1867
Street Refreshment Stalls
Felice Beato
1865
Curio Shop
Felice Beato
1865
Portret van een Japans meisje met een muziekinstrument
Felice Beato
1873
Views in China Canton Group of Palanquin Bearers, resti...
Felice Beato
1855
Views in China Canton The Jetty
Felice Beato
1855
Views in China Canton. The Temple of the Five Gennii...
Felice Beato
1855
Fotoreproductie van (vermoedelijk) een tekening van een...
Felice Beato
1864
View of the Shweinbin monastery in Mandalay, Myanmar
Felice Beato
1890
At the Atamushi monastery in Mandalay, Myanmar
Felice Beato
1893
View of the Eindawya Pagoda in Mandalay, Myanmar
Felice Beato
1893