Henri Cartier-Bresson: Europeans Jean Clair Thames Hudson Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Photography

In 1955 Henri Cartier-Bresson Published The Europeans A Collection Of Photographs Taken Over Period Five Years His Portrait Continent Documented Landscape Shadowed By War Where People Lived Among Ruins And Still Bore Mark Hunger For This Book First Forty-Five Later Celebrated Photographer Brought Together Far Broader Range Images Spanning From Late 1920S To Early 1990S Travelled Across Europe Scandinavian Shield Balkan Karst Breton Granites Irish Bogs Order Capture What It Means Be European Beyond Nationalism Particular Characteristics Each Culture Nation He Found Evidence Greater Identity Family Likeness Shared Recorded Here Inhabit Both City Countryside We See Them At Work Streets Travelling Gossiping Sometimes They Are Lone Figures Photograph May Show Only Single Gaze Glimpse Face Often However Turns Camera Couples Twin Mirrored Individuals Linked Solitudes Captures Crowds Gathering Celebrate Protest Unified Clarity Compassion Vision Cartier-Bresson\ S Speak Same Daily Ceremony Ongoing Business Living Whether Polish Priests Alb Or Cassock Abruzzi Peasants Shrouded Black Their Coats Hats With Remarkable Ability Fragile Reality Life Underscores Reputation As One Twentieth Century\ Most Influential Original Photographers Σελίδες: 232 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0406 Διαστάσεις: 21 9X21 9Cm