Totalitarian Image Logic in 1930s Europe
By the 1930s, photography and cinema had become the new language of the masses across Europe. The production and consumption of images surged, driven by a hunger for self-recognition among populations previously denied representation.
Key facts
- Photography and cinema established as the new language of the people around the 1930s.
- High-volume image production and consumption occurred throughout Europe.
- A desire for self-recognition seized a segment of the population previously denied representation.
Entities
Locations
- Europe
Sources
- artpress —