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This issue is considered one of the most important in Aperture’s history because it codified Koudelka’s reputation as one of the most significant photographers of the late 20th century
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Creating a Sensorium: By placing these wildly disparate images side-by-side and pairing them with his own poetic
Doisneau, Robert. Robert Doisneau: A Photographer's Life by Peter Hamilton. Aperture Magazine This issue is considered oneAbbeyville, 1995. 1st edition, 1st printing. 372 pages, 455 numbered illustrations. Appendices with extensive biographical information. Remainder mark, otherwise fine in very good, newly protected dust jacket with small almost unnoticeable scratch on back cover. A hefty monograph issued at $75 that reproduces the full range of Doisneau's oeuvre, including his expertly captured humorous moments in daily life. Summary: Robert Doisneau: A Photographers