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[48|14, La Revue du Musée d'Orsay]Livre Rare Book

48|14, La REVUE du MUSEE d'ORSAY - n° 13 - Automne 2001

Coeln, Peter & Achim Heine & Andrea HolzherrBiblio.com

Magnum's First Signed by Chris Steele-Perkins

2008LCB61029Hatje CantzGermany. 2008. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. Two narrow creases to inner front flap of dustcover. ; Light wear to spine covers and corners. From the collection of and signed by Chris Steele-Perkins on half-title page. Trilingual - English German French. Photogaphs throughout B&W / Greyscale 'framed' by colour pages. Black paste-downs and front/back free-end papers. Signed by Chris Steele-Perkins on half-title page. Trilingual - English German French. Magnumi's First is a fascinating exploration into the origins and early days of the renowned Magnum Photos collective. This volume comprises some of the earliest works by Magnum photographers capturing pivotal moments and figures of the 20th century. With contributions from Peter Coeln Achim Heine and Andrea Holzherr there is also an insightful commentary on the formation of photographic cooperatives and the role of photography in historical documentation. Through a rich selection of images the editors highlight Magnum's foundational commitment to storytelling through the lens presenting a unique and impactful perspective on world events. This copy includes the signature of Chris Steele Perkins renowned British photographer known for his compelling images celebrated for its empathetic insight and its ability to capture profound human experiences often highlighting marginalized communities. Born in 1947 in Rangoon Burma Yangon Myanmar and moved to England as a child. Steele-Perkins began his photographic career in the early 1970s quickly earning recognition for his work documenting British society particularly his powerful images of urban life and the punk subculture. He became a member of the Magmum Photos collective in 1979.; 32cm x 24.5 x 2cm; 212 pages . 3775722157 . Hatje Cantz,Germany hardcover

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