Living Pictures, Missing Persons

Discover the fascinating world of visual spectacle in the late 19th century with Living Pictures, Missing Persons by Mark B. Sandberg. Published in 2002, this compelling book delves into the unique passion that Scandinavian urban dwellers had for transforming objects and effigies into lifelike scenes. The period from 1880 to 1910 marked the pinnacle of mannequin displays across Europe, and Sandberg expertly explores this captivating phenomenon. With 352 pages of insightful analysis, this work is essential for anyone interested in art history, cultural studies, and the evolution of visual representation. Join Sandberg on a journey through time as he uncovers the intricate relationship between art and society during this vibrant era. Perfect for scholars, students, and enthusiasts alike, Living Pictures, Missing Persons is a must-have addition to your collection.