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Photography Performing Humor and Photography and Humour

Tanya Sheehan

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What is so funny about photography? This question motivated several surveys of photographic humour in the late twentieth century, from Rolf H. Krauss’s Die Fotografie in der Karikatur (1978) to Hei...

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What is so funny about photography? This question motivated several surveys of photographic humour in the late twentieth century, from Rolf H. Krauss’s Die Fotografie in der Karikatur (1978) to Hei...

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What is so funny about photography? This question motivated several surveys of photographic humour in the late twentieth century, from Rolf H. Krauss’s Die Fotografie in der Karikatur (1978) to Hei...

Key concepts: Photography, Art, Visual arts, Art history

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