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978-841518817
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Publisher's presentation:
"Photobooks Spain 1905–19977 is a study of the photobooks published in Spain during the twentieth century.
The volume deals in detail with thirty photobooks, illustrated with numerous photographs, and offers an overview of some one hundred others in the introductory text. It constitutes a new and surprising chapter in the new history of photography being written in recent years through the rediscovery of the photobook.
One of the subjects addressed in Photobooks is propaganda, especially in the photobooks produced on both sides during the Spanish Civil War. Also of special interest are some of the books published in the 1970s, toward the end of the Franco years.
Another main focus of the volume is literary works accompanied by series of photographs, of which there are examples from early in the century, though the most important works of this type were published in the 1960s as part of the «Palabra e Imagen» collection.
Finally, several of the photobooks studied here reflect the social transformations that took place in Spain during the twentieth century, including subjects such as traditional trades, métiers, and rituals, the role of women, and the relations between rural and urban Spain.
Horacio Fernández is also the author of Fotografía pública (1999) and The Latin American Photobook (2011)."
We are offering the English edition of this book (also available in a Spanish edition).
Published in collaboration with "Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía".
264 pages - Hardcover
Editorial RM, 2014
New - Mint condition
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