The Black Female Body: A Photographic History

Lisa E. Farrington · Deborah Willis

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Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Colonial Conquest 1. La Venus Noire 2. Ethnography, Photography, and the Grand Tour 3. The Body at Labor 4. World's Fairs and Expositions 5. The National Geographic Aesthetic Part II: The Cultural Body 6. The Noble Body 7. The Conscious Body 8. The Artist's Model 9. Bawdy Bodies 10. The Lesbian Body 11. The Body at Labor, Revisited Part III: The Body Beautiful 12. The New Negro in Photography 13. Perception of Beauty 14. The Construction of Beauty 15. Autobiography of the Body Conclusion: Reclaiming Bodies and Images Notes References Index Color plates

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