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Rome (imperfect)
978-8895410210
New
Anders Petersen likes to travel, and he likes cities, which is obvious simply by looking at his bibliography.
With Rome, in his trademark style of photography and narration, Petersen displays the city not through the old buildings and busy daily life, but though portraits of passerbys, market stalls, various animals, and apartment interiors, beds, bodies, and skin...
The images in this book are from 3 trips the artist made to Rome in 1984, 2005 and 2012.
A beautiful series, a very simple layout that works really well, a really beautiful book, a must-have for the Petersen fans.
This book is SOLD OUT by the publisher.
PLEASE NOTE: The copies offered here have a small bump to one or two corners. Of course, the copies will be shipped starting with the less damaged.
120 pages - Softcover
Punctum Press, 2014
New - Condition : see above
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Petersen, Anders
Anders Petersen , a Swedish photographer, was born 1944 in Stockholm. H e cultivates empathy for ordinary people or those who have been damaged by life, as well as an intelligence of the encounter. He is recognized for his intimate and personal documentary-style black-and-white photographs. Photo: © Eric KimAnders Petersen par Christian Caujolle
This book is available in French-text only.Quatrième de couverture :"Ce n’est pas un entretien ; à bâtons rompus, c’est un échange, une longue discussion sur la photographie, sur la vie, les valeurs, les influences.L’essentiel dans le cas d’Anders Petersen est de restituer sa parole, avec ses hésitations, ses magnifiques doutes, ses convictions, son...
19,50 €In StockPrésentation de l'éditeur : "Ces photographies, anciennes ou récentes, ont été réalisées en Europe et au Japon. Mais le temps et le lieu, en l'occurrence, importent peu. Il s'agit essentiellement de rencontres ramassées en elles-mêmes, qui ne contiennent aucune information, ne désignent aucun contexte. Le caractère poétique, si on veut risquer ce...
28,00 €Out of stock.Sold out. Publisher's presentation: "We show the images that Anders Petersen highlighted and marked on the contact proof sheets, of the period, with signs, signals and colours. They have lost that original intention of prominance and of status, their Morse code, their meaning, but they have gained the gesture. The footprint. The pride of ingenuity. Their...
From the publisher :"The vision of Ciociaria that Douglas Stockdale presents in this book remains way further from grandiose than picturesque, in line with the desire to reject stereotypes of landscape and cultural anthropology. Observing the region through a careful eye of a ‘flaneur’ photographer, almost an ideal recreation of what once were the...
35,00 €In Stock
