Walker Evans | Exhibition Catalogue
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Description
Walker Evans - an essential character of XXth century's photography - dedicated his life to produce down-to-earth, natural portraits.
His photographs of America struck by Great Depression, his portfolios published in Fortune magazine and his "documentary style" undoubtedly influenced a large amount of his contemporaries and successors.
Showing the America of his days, melting into the life of farmers and rednecks as well as city-dwellers', the work of the photographer can be boiled down to one big picture : highlighting the heterogeneity of the American society.
This sublime retrospective recounts the whole career of Walker Evans, through more than 400 documents, coming from the most significant collections wolrdwide.
Characteristics
Binding : Hardcover
French edition
- EAN
- 9782844267658
- Number of pages
- 320
- Number of illustrations
- 420
- Publication date
- 19/04/2017
- Dimensions
- 23,5 cm x 28 cm
- Author
- Sous la direction de Clément Chéroux
- Publisher
- Éditions du Centre Pompidou
- Categories
- Books, Exhibition catalogues, Monograph and art movements
- Topics
- Photography
- Artist
- Walker Evans