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      <title>Antiquarian Photo Books</title>
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      <title>Nicolaļ Kossikoff, Ghent Seaport</title>
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In Ghent (Belgium) there is a grayish, deserted, old industrial street referring to the modernist photographer Nikola&amp;iuml; Kossikoff.  This desolate street is situated in the Seaport neighbourhood. 
From this place you look at the port of Ghent, which is the major subject in Kossikoff&#039;s photography.


In the 1930&#039;s Kossikoff made photographs of the activities in the port on an almost day-to-day basis.  The port was his world and major theme.  Kossikoff&#039;s work remained unknown until recently.  
Presently, you can discover his work in museums and in private collections.  After more than 40 years Kossikoff finally gets the recognition he deserved.


Continue reading ...
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The truth of photography



Nowadays documentary photography and press photos are a hype.
This is, however, the most misleading form of photography there is. The true, dark side of photography is most explicit in documentary photography. In this case the spectator is most susceptible to the manipulative side of photography.


Politicians and regimes are very aware of the power of photography. On the one hand they are scared of the power of photography but on the other hand they use it in the realization of their goals.
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      <description>Works of Labor



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      <title>Cause of Death</title>
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&quot;Cause of death&quot; is a photographic exploration of Death in photography.

A very obvious subject, and also one of the earliest, is the Postmortem photography. The subject of Death in photography is larger than only the Postmortem photography. Other subjects as war, Holocaust, Funeral albums, suicide, violence, mug shots, terror and &quot;In Memoriam&quot; albums are also related to the Death.

War is over - don&#039;t forget the war


Twentieth century Europe was dominated by the two World Wars, which have changed the face of Europe and the rest of the world forever. 

We have selected a number of photos from our collection, illustrating both World Wars. No complete historical overview but a photo essay based on some very remarkable and original prints.

Photos of battlefields, war leaders, holocaust, ordinary people trying to survive the war.



 








Some of these images may shock you.


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Postmortem Photography


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      <title>Street Life</title>
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The 
            street stands for liveliness and light and therefore it is a source 
            of inspiration for many photographers. We call them photojournalists 
            or documentary photographers. On the other hand also art photographers 
            and experimental photographers love to use street life in their work.

Street 
            Life shows how people from different periods and cultures deal with 
            open spaces in a city.
It provides an opportunity 
            to compare the way of life between them and at the same time it gives 
            an overview of multicultural societies. The city is given another meaning 
            and the street an sich has become the scene of unimportant events again.

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