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Tag Archives: Alex Kershaw
Blood and Champagne – an interview with Alex Kershaw
In 2002 Alex Kershaw published a biography of Robert Capa Blood and Champagne. It is a Robert Capa biography that explores not only the career of a heroic photojournalist, but also the other side of the man: The drinking, the … Continue reading
Posted in International, Interviews, Unpacking the collection
Tagged Alex Kershaw, Matthew Carson, Robert Capa
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