Robert Capa Photography Monograph by Phaidon, First French Edition, 2001
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Published by Phaidon in 2001, this substantial monograph is devoted to the life and work of Robert Capa, one of the most influential photographers of the twentieth century. Renowned for his pioneering war photography and photojournalism, Capa documented some of the defining conflicts and political events of his era, creating images that remain central to the history of modern photography.
Richly illustrated throughout, the volume traces Capa’s career from the Spanish Civil War and the Second World War to his later assignments across Europe and Asia. Combining historical context with a comprehensive selection of photographs, it offers an in-depth overview of a photographer whose work shaped the visual language of reportage and documentary photography.
Produced by Phaidon in its characteristic large-format style, the book serves as both a scholarly reference and a visually compelling survey of Capa’s enduring legacy.
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Author: Robert Capa
Publisher: Phaidon Press
Place of Publication: Paris, France
Date of Publication: 2001
Edition: First French Edition
Language: French
Format: Hardcover
Condition: Good vintage condition consistent with age and use. Light wear to the cloth-covered boards. The interior pages remain clean and complete. Age-related separation visible at one section of the binding, with the text block otherwise stable and intact.
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