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Thames & Hudson Henri Cartier-Bresson: New Horizons - Thames & Hudson Photography Book

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Discover the life and legacy of Henri Cartier-Bresson, the photographer who defined the 20th century. This comprehensive volume from Thames & Hudson tells his complete story through his most iconic images, connecting every photograph to the major events of his life from youth until his death in 2004. Readers gain deep insight into his journey, starting with early encounters with Surrealists and moving through his significant film work and experiences during the Second World War. The book carefully contextualizes and analyzes his work to explain the development of his personal aesthetic and the famous concept of the 'decisive moment'. It also details his role in founding Magnum Photos, highlighting his profound and unforgettable influence on the world of photography. This edition is ideal for art lovers, students, and collectors seeking a thorough understanding of one of history's most influential visual artists. Each page offers a new perspective on how his lens captured the human condition, making it a vital addition to any library focused on arts and photography. Explore the moments that shaped a legend with this detailed and visually rich biography that bridges the gap between historical events and artistic expression.

Key Features

Chronicles Cartier-Bresson's life from youth to death in 2004 through his own images

Analyzes major historical events including the Second World War through a photographic lens

Explains the development of the 'decisive moment' concept and his personal aesthetic

Details his early Surrealist encounters, film work, and the founding of Magnum Photos

Provides contextualized descriptions and analysis of all major events in his career

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
24 November 2008
Listed Since
01 May 2008

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