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The Big Book

W. Eugene Smith’s W. Eugene Smith: The Big Book operates as a monumental, definitive compendium celebrating the breadth and uncompromising vision of one of American photojournalism's most profound moral voices. Serving as a massive physical and editorial survey, the publication brings together Smith's most iconic essays, from his harrowing World War II combat photography and landmark Life magazine portfolios like Country Doctor and Spanish Village to his exhaustive Pittsburgh industrial undertaking and final masterwork Minamata.

University of Texas Press
2013
Three boards in slipcase
ISBN:
9780292754683
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W. Eugene Smith’s W. Eugene Smith: The Big Book operates as a monumental, definitive compendium celebrating the breadth and uncompromising vision of one of American photojournalism's most profound moral voices. Serving as a massive physical and editorial survey, the publication brings together Smith's most iconic essays, from his harrowing World War II combat photography and landmark Life magazine portfolios like Country Doctor and Spanish Village to his exhaustive Pittsburgh industrial undertaking and final masterwork Minamata.

W Eugene Smith

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The Big Book

University of Texas Press

2013
Edition:
1st
Prior edition(s):
Three boards in slipcase
ISBN:
9780292754683
Condition:
Near Fine -
Out of Print
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$
319
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W. Eugene Smith’s W. Eugene Smith: The Big Book operates as a monumental, definitive compendium celebrating the breadth and uncompromising vision of one of American photojournalism's most profound moral voices. Serving as a massive physical and editorial survey, the publication brings together Smith's most iconic essays, from his harrowing World War II combat photography and landmark Life magazine portfolios like Country Doctor and Spanish Village to his exhaustive Pittsburgh industrial undertaking and final masterwork Minamata.