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The Photobook

The Photobook

A History Volume II

by Gerry Badger and Martin Parr
Hardback
Publication Date: 19/06/2006
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This book provides a unique perspective on the story of photography through the particular history of the photobook.

The second of two extensive volumes, it completes Martin Parr and Gerry Badger's study of the major trends and movements that have shaped the photobook genre since the birth of photography.

It represents a valuable catalogue of rare and important photobooks.

This volume continues where Volume 1 left off by bringing the story of the photobook fully up to date.

ISBN:
9780714844336
9780714844336
Category:
Photographs: collections
Format:
Hardback
Publication Date:
19-06-2006
Language:
English
Publisher:
Phaidon Press Ltd
Country of origin:
United Kingdom
Pages:
320
Dimensions (mm):
297x260x36mm
Weight:
2.45kg
Gerry Badger

Gerry Badger is a writer, photographer and curator.

Martin Parr

Martin Parr is arguably Britain's key contemporary photographer, with a unique point of view and unmistakable signature, and with a critical and popular following in the spheres of art, fashion and journalism.

He has been widely published and internationally exhibited: he is very well known across Europe and becoming a major figure in the USA.

Books of his photographs include Bad Weather, The Cost of Living (1991), Small World (1995), The Last Resort Photographs of New Brighton (1997) and Think of England (2000).

His first Boring Postcards book for Phaidon (1999) was a massive success, both in England and around the world.

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