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Verlag Kettler Harald Schwertfeger: Polis

Name: Harald Schwertfeger: Polis
Brand: Verlag Kettler
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A subtle portrait of Istanbul A collection of photographs that challenge the usual stereotypes, richly printed in duotone Text in English, German and Turkish In 2015, the Cologne photographer Harald Schwertfeger travelled to Istanbul for the first time. His initial aversion to the noisy, overcrowded urban jungle quickly turned into profound fascination. For Schwertfeger, 'Polis' - quite simply the 'City', as the Greeks used to call it - became a photographic treasure trove that transcended the purely geographical divide between Orient and Occident. His works present a kaleidoscope of overwhelming images and impressions. Schwertfeger was spellbound not so much by the Ottoman palaces and monumental mosques - his photos focus above all on Istanbul's hectic hustle and bustle and the people with their vastly different attitudes and lifestyles. In capturing the metropolis with all its scars, vulnerability and roughness, Schwertfeger creates a moving portrait of the city that challenges the usual stereotypes. Text in English, German and Turkish.

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Brand: Verlag Kettler
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 3862067920
Category: Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Photography & Video > Photographers
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 25 March 2020
Listed Since: 17 January 2020

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