Early Popular Visual Culture

Published By: Routledge
Volume Number: 9
Frequency: 4 issues per year
Print ISSN: 1746-0654
Online ISSN: 1746-0662

Preface

Preface: Empires 2. Colonialism and Display
Vanessa Toulmin

Articles

The 1920s museum-sponsored expedition film: Beguiling encounters in an all-but-forgotten genre
Alison Griffiths

Facing the ‘Other’: A critical approach to the construction of identity narratives in the early photographic practice of the Ottoman Empire
Fulya Ertem

Visual diplomacy: Projections of power from the field in Ethiopia
Joshua Yumibe

‘A fit of absence of mind’? Empire and urban life in early non-fiction films (1895–1914)
Maurizio Cinquegrani

Savagery on show: The popular visual representation of Native American peoples and their lifeways at the World’s Fairs (1851–1904) and in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West (1884–1904)
Christina Welch

Archive

Buffalo Bill and William Gladstone: The ‘Champion Scalper’ and the ‘G.O.M’ in Moonshine magazine, April–November 1887
David Huxley

Book Reviews

Arctic spectacles: The frozen north in visual culture, 1818–1875
Jeffrey Mifflin

Spectacle of deformity: Freak shows and modern British culture
Fiona Pettit

The comedy of Charlie Chaplin: artistry in motion
Stephen Bottomore

From Rajahs and Yogis to Gandhi and beyond: Images of India in international films of the 20th century
Stephen Bottomore

Cinema i modernitat: les transformacions de la percepció
Stephen Bottomore

Re-framing representations of women: figuring, fashioning, portraiting and telling in the ‘Picturing’ Women Project
Stephen Bottomore

The law of the looking glass: cinema in Poland, 1896–1939
Stephen Bottomore

Filming Pancho: How Hollywood shaped the Mexican Revolution
Stephen Bottomore

Carl Hagenbeck’s empire of entertainments
Stephen Bottomore

Black: The history of a color
Stephen Bottomore

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