Кіріспе
1950 жылдардағы фотосуретке арналған дүниежүзілік көрме
"Адамның отбасы" фотосурет көрмесі бұрынғы ешбір көрмемен салыстыруға келмейтін, ең көп көрермен жинаған көрме болды. Көрмедегі фотосуреттер әлемдегі адамдар мен мәдениеттерді біріктіретін ортақ ерекшеліктерге назар аударды, сонымен қатар Екінші дүниежүзілік соғыстан кейінгі он жылдықтағы гуманизмнің көрінісі болды. Бұл көрме Қазіргі заманғы өнер мұражайының халықаралық бағдарламасының қолдауымен ұйымдастырылды.
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
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|Hanover
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|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Гамбург
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Ханновер
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Франкфурт, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, 25 қазан – 30 қараша, 1958
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Франция
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Париж, Musée National d'Art Moderne, 20 қаңтар – 26 ақпан, 1956
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Нидерланды
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Амстердам, Stedelijk Museum, 23 наурыз – 29 сәуір, 1956
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Роттердам, Floriade, мамыр – тамыз, 1960
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Бельгия
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
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|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Брюссель, Palais des Beaux-Arts, 23 мамыр – 1 шілде, 1956
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Англия
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Лондон, Royal Festival Hall, 1 тамыз – 30 тамыз, 1956
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Италия
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Рим, Palazzo Venezia
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Милан, Villa Comunale
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Югославия
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Белград, Kalemegdan Pavilion, 25 қаңтар – 22 ақпан, 1957
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Австрия
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Вена, Künstlerhaus, 30 наурыз – 28 сәуір, 1957
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Дания
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Орхус
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Ольборг
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Оденсе
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Грекия
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Афина
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Финляндия
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Хельсинки Тайдехалл
1950s photography global exhibition
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
the photography exhibition
The Family of Man was an ambitious which is in excess of the largest audience for any other photographic exhibition. The photographs in the exhibition focused on the commonalities that bind people and cultures around the world, the exhibition serving as an expression of humanism in the decade following World War II. under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art International Program. |
|Hamburg
|
|Hanover
|
|Frankfurt, Haus des Deutschen Kunsthandwerks, Oct 25–Nov 30, 1958
|
|France
|Paris, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Jan 20–Feb 26, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Netherlands
|Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, March 23–April 29, 1956
|
|Rotterdam, Floriade, May–Aug 1960
|
|Belgium
|Brussels, Palais de Beaux Arts, May 23–July 1, 1956
|
|England
|London, Royal Festival Hall, Aug 1–30, 1956
|
| rowspan="2" |Italy
|Rome, Palazzo Venezia
|
|Milan, Villa Communale
|
|Yugoslavia
|Belgrade, Kalamegdan Pavilion, Jan 25–Feb 22, 1957
|
|Austria
|Vienna, Kunstlerhaus, March 30–April 28, 1957
|
| rowspan="3" |Denmark
|Aarhus
|
|Aalborg
|
|Odense
|
|Greece
|Athens
|
|Finland
|Helsinki Taidehall
|}
Орталық Америка, Үндістан, Африка, Таяу Шығыс
2-ші көшірме, 1-ші көшірменің дубликаты, АҚШ-тың АХА (USIA) тапсырысымен жасалған, 1955–1963 жылдары таралған және 1963 жылы таратылған. Ол мына жерлерде көрсетілді:
Гватемала Гватемала қаласы, Паласио де Протоколо, 24 тамыз – 18 қыркүйек, 1955 Мексика Мексика қаласы, Орталық Америка мемлекеттерінің Ла Фрагуа конференциясы, 21 қазан – 20 қараша, 1955 Үндістан Бомбей, Джехангир өнер галереясы, 18 маусым – 15 шілде, 1956, ұзартылған 20 шілде Агра, Агра университетінің кітапханасы, 31 тамыз – 19 қыркүйек, 1956 Нью-Дели, Индустриялық жәрмеңкелер, ЮНЕСКО Бас конференциясының IX сессиясы, қараша – желтоқсан, 1956 Ахмадебад, Мәдени орталық, 11 қаңтар – 1 ақпан, 1957 Калькутта, Ранжи стадионы, наурыз – сәуір, 1957 Мадрас, Мадрас университеті, 10 маусым – 21 шілде, 1957 Тривандурум, 1 – 22 қыркүйек, 1957 Оңтүстік Корея Сеул Оңтүстік Родезия Солсбери, Родос ұлттық галереясы, наурыз – сәуір, 1958 Оңтүстік Африка одағы Жоханнесбург, Рэнд павильоны, 30 тамыз – 13 қыркүйек, 1958 Кейптаун Дурбан, 11 – 25 қараша, 1958 Претория, қаңтар, 1959 Виндхоук Порт-Элизабет Уиттенбоге Кения Найроби, қазан, 1959 Біріккен Араб Республикасы Каир, желтоқсан, 1960 Александрия, қараша, 1960 Дамаск Ауғанстан Кабул Иран Тегеран
Copy 2, a duplicate of Copy 1 was commissioned by the USIA, circulated 1955–1963 and dispersed in 1963. It was shown in:
GuatemalaGuatemala City, Palacio de Protocolo, Aug 24–Sept 18, 1955MexicoMexico City, La Fragua Conference of Central American States, Oct 21–Nov 20, 1955IndiaBombay, Jehangir Art Gallery, June 18–July 15, 1956, ext. July 20Agra, University of Agra Library, Aug 31–Sept 19, 1956New Delhi, Industries Fair Grounds IX Session of General Conference of UNESCO, Nov–Dec 5, 1956Ahmedabad, Cultural Center, Jan 11–Feb 1, 1957Calcutta, Ranji Stadium, March–April, 1957Madras, Madras University, June 10–July 21, 1957Trivandurum, Sept 1–22, 1957South KoreaSeoulSouthern RhodesiaSalisbury, Rhodes National Gallery, March–April, 1958Union of South AfricaJohannesburg, Gov't Pavillion Rand Spring Show, Aug 30–Sept 13, 1958Cape Town Durban, Nov 11–25, 1958Pretoria, Jan, 1959 Windhoek Port Elizabeth UitenbogeKenyaNairobi, Oct, 1959United Arab RepublicCairo, Dec, 1960Alexandria, Nov, 1960DamascusAfghanistanKabulIranTehran
GuatemalaGuatemala City, Palacio de Protocolo, Aug 24–Sept 18, 1955MexicoMexico City, La Fragua Conference of Central American States, Oct 21–Nov 20, 1955IndiaBombay, Jehangir Art Gallery, June 18–July 15, 1956, ext. July 20Agra, University of Agra Library, Aug 31–Sept 19, 1956New Delhi, Industries Fair Grounds IX Session of General Conference of UNESCO, Nov–Dec 5, 1956Ahmedabad, Cultural Center, Jan 11–Feb 1, 1957Calcutta, Ranji Stadium, March–April, 1957Madras, Madras University, June 10–July 21, 1957Trivandurum, Sept 1–22, 1957South KoreaSeoulSouthern RhodesiaSalisbury, Rhodes National Gallery, March–April, 1958Union of South AfricaJohannesburg, Gov't Pavillion Rand Spring Show, Aug 30–Sept 13, 1958Cape Town Durban, Nov 11–25, 1958Pretoria, Jan, 1959 Windhoek Port Elizabeth UitenbogeKenyaNairobi, Oct, 1959United Arab RepublicCairo, Dec, 1960Alexandria, Nov, 1960DamascusAfghanistanKabulIranTehran
Екінші Еуропалық турне
3-көшірме, АҚШ-тың Агенттігі тапсырыс берген 1-көшірменің дубликаты. 1957–1965 жылдары таралған. Штайхеннің өтініші бойынша, көрменің осы нұсқасы 1965 жылы Люксембургтегі Ортақ нарық штаб-пәтерінде тұрақты көрсету үшін Люксембург үкіметіне ұсынылды. Бұрын ол мына жерлерде көрсетілді:
Copy 3, a duplicate of Copy 1 commissioned by the USIA. Circulated 1957–1965 and at Steichen's request, this version of the exhibition was presented to the Government of Luxembourg for permanent display at Common Market Headquarters, Luxembourg, 1965. Previously, it was shown in:
NorwayOslo, Museum of Applied Arts, Jan 15–Feb 10, 1957SwedenStockholm, Lilijevalchs Konsthall, March 22 – April 7, 1957Göteborg, Svenska Massan/Gothenborg Fair, June 8–23, 1957Halsingborg, Halsinborg Exposition, Jul 12 – Aug 18, 1957IcelandReykjavík, Sept–Oct, 1957DenmarkCopenhagen, Charlottenborg Gallery, Nov 22–Dec 26, 1957SwitzerlandZürich, Museum of Design, Jan 25 – March 2, 1958Basel, Kunsthalle, March 8 – April 16, 1958Geneva, Musee Rath, April 16 – May, 1958St. Gallen, Aug–Sep, 1958 Bern, Jun–Aug, 1958YugoslaviaZagreb, Oct–Nov, 1958ItalyMilan, Villa Communale, Jan–Feb, 1959TurinFlorencePolandWarsaw, National Theatre, Sept 18 – Oct 21, 1959Wrocław, Museum of Slask, Nov 8 – Dec 27, 1959Wałbrzych, Jan 1 – Feb 7, 1960Jelenia Góra, Feb 14–28, 1960Kraków, March 1–15, 1960Poznań, April 9 – May 1, 1960Dąbrowa Górnicza, May 10–31, 1960BelgiumGhentLuxembourgMusee de l'Etat, July 23, 1966
NorwayOslo, Museum of Applied Arts, Jan 15–Feb 10, 1957SwedenStockholm, Lilijevalchs Konsthall, March 22 – April 7, 1957Göteborg, Svenska Massan/Gothenborg Fair, June 8–23, 1957Halsingborg, Halsinborg Exposition, Jul 12 – Aug 18, 1957IcelandReykjavík, Sept–Oct, 1957DenmarkCopenhagen, Charlottenborg Gallery, Nov 22–Dec 26, 1957SwitzerlandZürich, Museum of Design, Jan 25 – March 2, 1958Basel, Kunsthalle, March 8 – April 16, 1958Geneva, Musee Rath, April 16 – May, 1958St. Gallen, Aug–Sep, 1958 Bern, Jun–Aug, 1958YugoslaviaZagreb, Oct–Nov, 1958ItalyMilan, Villa Communale, Jan–Feb, 1959TurinFlorencePolandWarsaw, National Theatre, Sept 18 – Oct 21, 1959Wrocław, Museum of Slask, Nov 8 – Dec 27, 1959Wałbrzych, Jan 1 – Feb 7, 1960Jelenia Góra, Feb 14–28, 1960Kraków, March 1–15, 1960Poznań, April 9 – May 1, 1960Dąbrowa Górnicza, May 10–31, 1960BelgiumGhentLuxembourgMusee de l'Etat, July 23, 1966
Норвегия Осло, Қолданбалы өнер мұражайы, 15 қаңтар – 10 ақпан, 1957 жыл
Швеция Стокгольм, Лилиевальхс Констхолл, 22 наурыз – 7 сәуір, 1957 жыл
Гётеборг, Svenska Massan/Гётеборг жәрмеңкесі, 8 маусым – 23 маусым, 1957 жыл
Гальсингборг, Гальсингборг көрмесі, 12 шілде – 18 тамыз, 1957 жыл
Исландия Рейкьявик, қыркүйек – қазан, 1957 жыл
Дания Копенгаген, Шарлоттенборг галереясы, 22 қараша – 26 желтоқсан, 1957 жыл
Швейцария Цюрих, Дизайн мұражайы, 25 қаңтар – 2 наурыз, 1958 жыл
Базель, Кунстхолл, 8 наурыз – 16 сәуір, 1958 жыл
Женева, Музей Рат, 16 сәуір – мамыр, 1958 жыл
Санкт-Галлен, тамыз – қыркүйек, 1958 жыл
Берн, маусым – тамыз, 1958 жыл
Югославия Загреб, қазан – қараша, 1958 жыл
Италия Милан, Вилла Коммуналь, қаңтар – ақпан, 1959 жыл
Турин Флоренция
Польша Варшава, Ұлттық театр, 18 қыркүйек – 21 қазан, 1959 жыл
Вроцлав, Сласк мұражайы, 8 қараша – 27 желтоқсан, 1959 жыл
Вальбрижих, 1 қаңтар – 7 ақпан, 1960 жыл
Желеня Гора, 14 – 28 ақпан, 1960 жыл
Краков, 1 – 15 наурыз, 1960 жыл
Познань, 9 сәуір – 1 мамыр, 1960 жыл
Дąbrowa Górnicza, 10 – 31 мамыр, 1960 жыл
Бельгия Гент
Люксембург Музей дель-Этат, 23 шілде, 1966 жыл
Copy 3, a duplicate of Copy 1 commissioned by the USIA. Circulated 1957–1965 and at Steichen's request, this version of the exhibition was presented to the Government of Luxembourg for permanent display at Common Market Headquarters, Luxembourg, 1965. Previously, it was shown in:
NorwayOslo, Museum of Applied Arts, Jan 15–Feb 10, 1957SwedenStockholm, Lilijevalchs Konsthall, March 22 – April 7, 1957Göteborg, Svenska Massan/Gothenborg Fair, June 8–23, 1957Halsingborg, Halsinborg Exposition, Jul 12 – Aug 18, 1957IcelandReykjavík, Sept–Oct, 1957DenmarkCopenhagen, Charlottenborg Gallery, Nov 22–Dec 26, 1957SwitzerlandZürich, Museum of Design, Jan 25 – March 2, 1958Basel, Kunsthalle, March 8 – April 16, 1958Geneva, Musee Rath, April 16 – May, 1958St. Gallen, Aug–Sep, 1958 Bern, Jun–Aug, 1958YugoslaviaZagreb, Oct–Nov, 1958ItalyMilan, Villa Communale, Jan–Feb, 1959TurinFlorencePolandWarsaw, National Theatre, Sept 18 – Oct 21, 1959Wrocław, Museum of Slask, Nov 8 – Dec 27, 1959Wałbrzych, Jan 1 – Feb 7, 1960Jelenia Góra, Feb 14–28, 1960Kraków, March 1–15, 1960Poznań, April 9 – May 1, 1960Dąbrowa Górnicza, May 10–31, 1960BelgiumGhentLuxembourgMusee de l'Etat, July 23, 1966
NorwayOslo, Museum of Applied Arts, Jan 15–Feb 10, 1957SwedenStockholm, Lilijevalchs Konsthall, March 22 – April 7, 1957Göteborg, Svenska Massan/Gothenborg Fair, June 8–23, 1957Halsingborg, Halsinborg Exposition, Jul 12 – Aug 18, 1957IcelandReykjavík, Sept–Oct, 1957DenmarkCopenhagen, Charlottenborg Gallery, Nov 22–Dec 26, 1957SwitzerlandZürich, Museum of Design, Jan 25 – March 2, 1958Basel, Kunsthalle, March 8 – April 16, 1958Geneva, Musee Rath, April 16 – May, 1958St. Gallen, Aug–Sep, 1958 Bern, Jun–Aug, 1958YugoslaviaZagreb, Oct–Nov, 1958ItalyMilan, Villa Communale, Jan–Feb, 1959TurinFlorencePolandWarsaw, National Theatre, Sept 18 – Oct 21, 1959Wrocław, Museum of Slask, Nov 8 – Dec 27, 1959Wałbrzych, Jan 1 – Feb 7, 1960Jelenia Góra, Feb 14–28, 1960Kraków, March 1–15, 1960Poznań, April 9 – May 1, 1960Dąbrowa Górnicza, May 10–31, 1960BelgiumGhentLuxembourgMusee de l'Etat, July 23, 1966
Таяу Шығыс
1955 жылы MoMA мұражайында көрсетілген түпнұсқаның жаңартылған нұсқасы. 1957–59 жылдары АҚШ-та таратылды, содан кейін USIA шетелде тарату үшін сатып алды (1957–58; 1958 жылы таратылды), және Тель-Авив (Израиль) мен Бейрут (Ливан) қалаларында көрсетілді.
A revised version of the original shown at MoMA 1955. Circulated in the United States, 1957–59, then acquired by the USIA for circulation abroad (1957–58; dispersed 1958), and shown in Tel Aviv, Israel and Beirut, Lebanon
Кеңес Одағы
5-көшірме: АҚШ пен КСРО арасындағы екіжақты келісім бойынша 1959 жылы Мәскеуде Америка Ұлттық көрмесі өткізілуі тиіс болды, ал кеңестік тарап Нью-Йорк қаласындағы Колизейді пайдалануға мүмкіндік алған еді. Бұл мәскеулік сауда жәрмеңкесі Сокольники паркінде Кеңес Одағының Премьер-Министрі Никита Хрущев пен Америка Құрама Штаттарының вице-президенті Ричард Никсонның коммунизм мен капитализмнің салыстырмалы артықшылықтары туралы "ас үйдегі пікір-таласының" өтетін орны болды. "Адамның отбасы" MoMA-ның жоспарында бастапқыда көзделмеген, кейін қосылған экспонаттардың бірі еді. Музейге 15 000 доллар көлемінде грант (талап етілген соманың жартысынан да аз) және пластмасса индустриясынан оны орналастыру үшін радикалды, жиналмалы, мөлдір павильон дизайнына қаржыландыру арқасында Бейрут пен Скандинавияда көрсетілген экспонаттардың қалдықтарынан шоудың бесінші данасы құрастырылып, жаңа баспалармен толықтырылды.
Copy 5: Following a bilateral agreement between the USA and USSR, in 1959 the American National Exhibition was to be held in Moscow and the Russians were to have had the use of New York City's Coliseum. This Moscow trade fair at Sokolniki Park was the scene of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and United States Vice President Richard Nixon's 'Kitchen Debate' over the relative merits of communism and capitalism. The Family of Man was a late inclusion that had not been originally envisaged in MoMA's itinerary. With a grant to the Museum of $15,000 (less than half of what it requested) and funding from the plastics industry for the radical pre fabricated translucent pavilion design to house it, a fifth copy of the show was salvaged from what was left of the Beirut and Scandinavia showings, augmented with new prints.