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books:

Israel, 50 Years : As Seen by Magnum Photographers

Aperture, 1998

Magnum, the international documentary photographers' cooperative, was established in 1947, just one year before the founding of Israel. Two of the most famous Magnum originators, Robert Capa and David Seymour, were Jewish American émigrés from Central Europe; they took a special interest in the new state. This anniversary volume, organized by decade and interspersed with written observations by the photographers who were there, is an ...

New York September 11

54 reviews
Magnum Photographers

powerHouse Books, 2001

The photos tell what it was like
This is a book to mourn the mass murders on that day. Walking from Manhattan to Brooklyn, over the Manhattan bridge, through torrents of horrified people, thousands covered in ash--all deadly silent--this is what it was like. There were no car horns. No one talked. No one laughed. Everyone knew he was lucky. These photographs tell the story. Never forget. --Alyssa A. Lappen

New Yorkers: As Seen by Magnum Photographers

powerHouse Books, 2003

Differing from other picture books on New York, New Yorkers: As Seen by Magnum Photographers introduces a gallery of eye-catching untamed images of the metropolis, taken by Magnum photographers. Known for their independent spirit, they proffer scenes that can best be described as bouncy, cryptic, melancholy, droll, or glamorous, often bringing these clashing possibilities together against great odds, in a single image. For these pictures to have ...

Muhammad Ali

2 reviews

Abradale, 2006

A very good illustrated book
The book contents just pictures of Muhammad Ali without text, but the pictures are interesting showing an unique Muhammad Ali. The book is an interestig addition to everyone's Muhammad Ali's library.

After the War Was over

1 review
Magnum Photographers

Harcourt, 1985

Europe Rises From The Ashes
In the Spring of 1947 at a restaurant in the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, the photographers, Robert Capa, Henri Cartier Bresson, David Seymour, George Rodger and William Vandivert decided to form their own photo agency which they named Magnum, after the champagne bottle. Over the course of the next half century, their photo agency grew into the premiere center of photojournalism in the ...

Desert, Deserts, Die Wuste (Terrail Photo Series)

Vilo International, 1998

The splendor of wide-open spaces, the dazzling display of matter and form, but also lifestyles, populations and customs, desertification, drought--this is a journey of initiation to the four corners of the earth by the greatest photographers.