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Werner Bischof was one of the most outstanding photographers of the post Second World War period, whose work set new standards in photojournalism. This is the first complete study of his life and works. Documented by more than 140 full-page reproductions of Bischof's most important photographs, it is a comprehensive biography of unprecedented insight and eloquence, and includes illuminating extracts from his diaries, letters and manuscripts. 255 pages; over 140 full-page, b&w plates; 9.75 x 12 inches.
This book presents the first comprehensive study of Werner Bischof, a pivotal figure in post-World War II photojournalism. The work meticulously documents his life and career through over 140 full-page reproductions of his most significant photographs, offering unprecedented insight into his contributions. It draws upon extracts from his personal diaries, letters, and manuscripts to construct a detailed and eloquent biography, establishing new standards for the genre.
This comprehensive biography of Werner Bischof is regarded as a definitive study of his life and work, highlighting his significant impact on post-war photojournalism. The inclusion of personal writings alongside his iconic photographs provides deep insight into his artistic vision and personal journey. The book is celebrated for its extensive collection of reproductions and its eloquent narrative, making it an invaluable resource for understanding a master of the medium.
Page Count:
255
Publication Date:
1990-01-01
Publisher:
Thames and Hudson
ISBN-10:
050009215X
ISBN-13:
9780500092156
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