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tableau photography: a standalone construct

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Photography theory

large, wall-scale art photographs staged and composed to be faced like paintings, discussed by Fried in terms of absorption and theatricality.

In photography theory, tableau photography refers to large, wall-scale art photographs staged and composed to be faced like paintings, discussed by Fried in terms of absorption and theatricality. This meaning comes from Fried (2008) in Why photography matters as art as never before.[1]

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Fried, M. (2008). Why photography matters as art as never before. Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300136845

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