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Luc Chessex
The library keeps on giving and a ‘new’ book often emerges from the open and accessible stacks. This is a wonderful booklet from a Venezuelan gallery/publisher Fototeca from May 1978 with work from the extraordinary photographer Luc Chessex. The book … Continue reading
Posted in International, Unpacking the collection
Tagged Alvaro Sotillo, Bolivia, Brazil, Children with guns, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecole sociale et Pédagogique, Ecuador, Latin America, Latin-American Photography, Luc Chessex, Matthew Carson, Nicaragua, Panama, Paolo Gasparini, photography of children, Prensa Latina, Puerto Rico, Retromundo, Robert Frank, The Latin American Photobook, Venezuela
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‘The Americans List’ and some things you cannot buy at the store
| Photography & Photographers | “What is your knock-out favorite image of the 83 of Robert Frank’s The Americans ?“. Straight and spooky question, right? And engaging enough, to start a funny, sometime intellectual, but most important, passionate journey through … Continue reading
Delpire & Co.
A quick search of the International Center of Photography Library’s online catalogue using the keyword “Delpire” reveals 26 entries. Another search using “Photo Poche” reveals 34 entries. The frequency with which these two terms appear in the catalogue’s database only … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, International, Seen and heard, Unpacking the collection, Visual Research
Tagged Aperture Gallery, delpire & co., Gallery at Hèrmes, George Rodger, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Jehsong Baek, Josef Koudelka, Les Américains, Neuf Magazine, Photo Poche, Robert Delpire, Robert Frank, Russet Lederman, William Klein
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Father
Fathers Day is the third Sunday of June. Here is a sampling on photobooks relating to Father. Ray’s a laugh by Richard Billingham R TR681.F28 B55 1996 “This book is about my close family. My father Raymond is a chronic … Continue reading
Posted in artists' books, Unpacking the collection
Tagged Alejandra Ugarte Bedwell, Darin Mickey, Fathers & daughters, Fathers & sons, Franðcois-Marie Banier, Henry Frank, Marco Bischof, Pekin Fine Arts in Beijing, Photography of Families, Portrait photography, Richard Billingham, Robert Frank, Ron Scalera, Werner Bischof, Yousuf Karsh, Zhang O
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Flag Day
Thirteen equal horizontal stripes of red (top and bottom) alternating with white, with a blue rectangle in the canton bearing fifty small white, five pointed stars arranged in nine offset horizontal rows of six stars (top and bottom) alternating with … Continue reading
Posted in Unpacking the collection
Tagged Flag Day USA, Jack Kerouac, Looking In, Robert Frank, Steidl, The Americans
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A small selection of Photobooks from those damp little islands
There is this group of islands off the coast of northern Europe – roughly divided into England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales – where sometimes it is extremely beautiful and sometimes it is merely compelling in it’s bland ordinariness. At other … Continue reading
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Tagged Albion, Antony Cairns, Bill Brandt, Blighty, Britain, Bruce Davidson, Chris Killip, Chris Steele-Perkins, England, Ireland, Isle of Man, John Davies, John Hinde, Josef Koudleka, Martin Parr, Paul Caponigro, Paul Graham, Paul Strand, Robert Capa, Robert Frank, Scotland, Stephen Gil, United Kingdom, Wales
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