La fotografía de moda en el cine: Funny face y Blow up
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Fotocinema.2013.v0i7.5927Abstract
El cine, la televisión y la fotografía de moda – unida esta última a dos fenómenos económicos y sociales característicos del siglo XX: la moda y la publicidad- contribuyeron decisivamente al creciente proceso de democratización y globalización de la incipiente sociedad de masas que culminó en una nueva concepción de la cultura, la cultura popular. La fotografía de moda y el cine fueron medios de difusión de los modos de vida y tendencias sociales de su tiempo. Esta reproductibilidad fotográfica y cinematográfica influyó notablemente en una nueva forma de entender las obras de arte y, lo más importante, modificó también nuestra forma de percibir imágenes. En este artículo analizamos el lenguaje de las imágenes de fotografía de moda que exponen dos películas que consideramos representativas: Funny Face, de Stanley Donen y Blow Up, de Michelangelo Antonioni, realizadas en las décadas de los cincuenta y sesenta del pasado siglo respectivamente.
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Film, television and fashion photography –joined the later to the two distinctive economic and social phenomena of the twentieth century: fashion and advertising- contributed decisively to the growing process of democratization and globalization of the emerging mass society which culminated in a new conception of culture: popular culture. Fashion photography and film media were lifestyles and social trends of this time. This photographic and film reproducibility greatly influenced a new way of understanding art and, most importantly, also changed the way we perceive images. In this paper, we analyze the language of fashion photography images displayed in two films: Funny Face, by Stanley Donen and Blow Up, by Michelangelo Antonioni; made in the decades of the fifties and sixties of last century respectively.
PALABRAS CLAVES: Cine; Fotografía de moda; Funny Face; Blow Up; Cultura Pop.
KEY WORDS: Film; Fashion photography; Funny Face; Blow Up; Pop culture.Downloads
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