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Bookmark or Share- Felice Beato and Kimbei Kusakabe, Photographers of 1800s JapanFelice Beato – The executioner Beato’s studio set the standards for Japanese photography at the time, and his work shaped how Europeans and Americans viewed Japan. His work also shaped how Japan developed a new self-identity as the country transformed from a feudal society to an industrial society.
- Felice Beato: A Photographer on the Eastern Road - GettyFelice Beato (British, born Venice, 1832–1909) had a long and varied photography career, and of his contemporaries, covered one of the widest geographical areas—from the Middle East to Southeast Asia.
- MIT Visualizing Cultures - Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyFelice A. Beato (ca. 1833–ca. 1909), a naturalized British citizen and extraordinary photographer, first arrived in Japan in 1863. Beato found the treaty port of Yokohama ideal for establishing a commercial photography studio.
- Front Man - HistoryNetFelice Beato took the new art of photography into faraway killing fields and fed his images to a hungry public. IN THE ANNALS OF EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY, FELICE BEATO STANDS ALONGSIDE such pioneers as Mathew Brady, Roger Fenton, Alexander Gardner, and James Robertson.
- Felice Beato: A Photographer on the Eastern Road - GettyIn a peripatetic career that spanned five decades, the photographer Felice Beato (1832–1909) covered a wide swath of East Asia. Following in the wake of Britain's vast colonial empire, he was among the primary photographers to provide images of newly opened countries such as India, China, Japan, Korea, and Burma.
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