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Librería: INDOO, Avenel, NJ, Estados Unidos de AmericaINDOO
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Akihiko Okamura : The Memories of Others
Lambe, Trish (CON); Toda, Masako (CON); Vermare, Pauline (CON); O'hagan, Sean (CON)
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EUR 36,73
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Published as a collection for the first time, these arresting and poetic and images of Northern Ireland reveal a rarely examined facet of the oeuvre of a celebrated twentieth century war photographer. Akihiko Okamura became a renowned war photographer during the first years of the Vietnam wa…r and later, as he documented wars in Biafra and the Middle East. In 1969, he moved from Southeast Asia to Dublin. From there, Okamura traveled frequently to Derry and other parts of Northern Ireland to document the country's Troubles. This beautifully produced book brings together for the first time Okamura's Irish work, which was almost entirely unpublished before now. Presented in full page plates without text, Okamura's images are imbued with soft, muted colors that contrast with the violence of the situation in which they were conceived. Brimming with feelings of fear, dread, anticipation, and resignation, these images reveal Okamura's humanity and curiosity, his concern with day-to-day existence, and the absurdities, incongruities, and disruptions of life during wartime: women preparing afternoon tea outside bombed rowhouses; girls dressed in their Sunday best leaving flowers at a roadside shrine; a collection of empty milk bottles destined to become incendiary devices. Illuminating essays by renowned photographic historians place this astounding collection in context with Okamura's larger body of work and situate these images within the history of both the medium and the country. AUTHORS: Trish Lambe is Artistic Director of Photo Museum of Ireland in Dublin. Masako Toda is a Japanese photographic historian. Pauline Vermare is a curator of the exhibition on Okamura at the Photo Museum of Ireland in Dublin. Sean O'Hagan is a journalist for the Guardian (London). 75 illustrations Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
Editorial: Gallery of Photography Ireland
Librería: Wonder Book, Frederick, MD, Estados Unidos de AmericaWonder Book
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EUR 18,01
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Condición: Good. Good condition. (ireland, irish history, photography) A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.
Akihiko Okamura : The Memories of Others
Lambe, Trish (CON); Toda, Masako (CON); Vermare, Pauline (CON); O'hagan, Sean (CON)
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Librería: GreatBookPrices, Columbia, MD, Estados Unidos de AmericaGreatBookPrices
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Akihiko Okamura: The Memories of Others
Lambe, Trish; Toda, Masako; Vermare, Pauline; O'Hagan, Sean; Okamura, Kusi
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Librería: Massive Bookshop, Greenfield, MA, Estados Unidos de AmericaMassive Bookshop
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Akihiko Okamura : The Memories of Others
Lambe, Trish (CON); Toda, Masako (CON); Vermare, Pauline (CON); O'hagan, Sean (CON)
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Akihiko Okamura : The Memories of Others
Lambe, Trish (CON); Toda, Masako (CON); Vermare, Pauline (CON); O'hagan, Sean (CON)
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EUR 36,85
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Librería: Brook Bookstore On Demand, Napoli, NA, ItaliaBrook Bookstore On Demand
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Librería: Rarewaves USA United, OSWEGO, IL, Estados Unidos de AmericaRarewaves USA United
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EUR 44,67
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Hardback. Condición: New. Published as a collection for the first time, these arresting and poetic and images of Northern Ireland reveal a rarely examined facet of the oeuvre of a celebrated twentieth century war photographer.Akihiko Okamura became a renowned war photographer during the first years of the Vietnam war and later,…as he documented wars in Biafra and the Middle East. In 1969, he moved from Southeast Asia to Dublin. From there, Okamura traveled frequently to Derry and other parts of Northern Ireland to document the country's "Troubles." This beautifully produced book brings together for the first time Okamura's Irish work, which was almost entirely unpublished before now. Presented in full page plates without text, Okamura's images are imbued with soft, muted colors that contrast with the violence of the situation in which they were conceived.Brimming with feelings of fear, dread, anticipation, and resignation, these images reveal Okamura's humanity and curiosity, his concern with day-to-day existence, and the absurdities, incongruities, and disruptions of life during wartime: women preparing afternoon tea outside bombed rowhouses; girls dressed in their Sunday best leaving flowers at a roadside shrine; a collection of empty milk bottles destined to become incendiary devices. Illuminating essays by renowned photographic historians place this astounding collection in context with Okamura's larger body of work and situate these images within the history of both the medium and the country.
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Librería: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Reino UnidoCitiRetail
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EUR 45,33
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Published as a collection for the first time, these arresting and poetic and images of Northern Ireland reveal a rarely examined facet of the oeuvre of a celebrated twentieth century war photographer. Akihiko Okamura became a renowned war photographer during the first years of the Vietnam wa…r and later, as he documented wars in Biafra and the Middle East. In 1969, he moved from Southeast Asia to Dublin. From there, Okamura traveled frequently to Derry and other parts of Northern Ireland to document the country's Troubles. This beautifully produced book brings together for the first time Okamura's Irish work, which was almost entirely unpublished before now. Presented in full page plates without text, Okamura's images are imbued with soft, muted colors that contrast with the violence of the situation in which they were conceived. Brimming with feelings of fear, dread, anticipation, and resignation, these images reveal Okamura's humanity and curiosity, his concern with day-to-day existence, and the absurdities, incongruities, and disruptions of life during wartime: women preparing afternoon tea outside bombed rowhouses; girls dressed in their Sunday best leaving flowers at a roadside shrine; a collection of empty milk bottles destined to become incendiary devices. Illuminating essays by renowned photographic historians place this astounding collection in context with Okamura's larger body of work and situate these images within the history of both the medium and the country. AUTHORS: Trish Lambe is Artistic Director of Photo Museum of Ireland in Dublin. Masako Toda is a Japanese photographic historian. Pauline Vermare is a curator of the exhibition on Okamura at the Photo Museum of Ireland in Dublin. Sean O'Hagan is a journalist for the Guardian (London). 75 illustrations Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Librería: AussieBookSeller, Truganina, VIC, AustraliaAussieBookSeller
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EUR 65,45
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Published as a collection for the first time, these arresting and poetic and images of Northern Ireland reveal a rarely examined facet of the oeuvre of a celebrated twentieth century war photographer. Akihiko Okamura became a renowned war photographer during the first years of the Vietnam wa…r and later, as he documented wars in Biafra and the Middle East. In 1969, he moved from Southeast Asia to Dublin. From there, Okamura traveled frequently to Derry and other parts of Northern Ireland to document the country's Troubles. This beautifully produced book brings together for the first time Okamura's Irish work, which was almost entirely unpublished before now. Presented in full page plates without text, Okamura's images are imbued with soft, muted colors that contrast with the violence of the situation in which they were conceived. Brimming with feelings of fear, dread, anticipation, and resignation, these images reveal Okamura's humanity and curiosity, his concern with day-to-day existence, and the absurdities, incongruities, and disruptions of life during wartime: women preparing afternoon tea outside bombed rowhouses; girls dressed in their Sunday best leaving flowers at a roadside shrine; a collection of empty milk bottles destined to become incendiary devices. Illuminating essays by renowned photographic historians place this astounding collection in context with Okamura's larger body of work and situate these images within the history of both the medium and the country. AUTHORS: Trish Lambe is Artistic Director of Photo Museum of Ireland in Dublin. Masako Toda is a Japanese photographic historian. Pauline Vermare is a curator of the exhibition on Okamura at the Photo Museum of Ireland in Dublin. Sean O'Hagan is a journalist for the Guardian (London). 75 illustrations Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Librería: Rarewaves.com UK, London, Reino UnidoRarewaves.com UK
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EUR 41,41
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Hardback. Condición: New. Published as a collection for the first time, these arresting and poetic and images of Northern Ireland reveal a rarely examined facet of the oeuvre of a celebrated twentieth century war photographer.Akihiko Okamura became a renowned war photographer during the first years of the Vietnam war and later,…as he documented wars in Biafra and the Middle East. In 1969, he moved from Southeast Asia to Dublin. From there, Okamura traveled frequently to Derry and other parts of Northern Ireland to document the country's "Troubles." This beautifully produced book brings together for the first time Okamura's Irish work, which was almost entirely unpublished before now. Presented in full page plates without text, Okamura's images are imbued with soft, muted colors that contrast with the violence of the situation in which they were conceived.Brimming with feelings of fear, dread, anticipation, and resignation, these images reveal Okamura's humanity and curiosity, his concern with day-to-day existence, and the absurdities, incongruities, and disruptions of life during wartime: women preparing afternoon tea outside bombed rowhouses; girls dressed in their Sunday best leaving flowers at a roadside shrine; a collection of empty milk bottles destined to become incendiary devices. Illuminating essays by renowned photographic historians place this astounding collection in context with Okamura's larger body of work and situate these images within the history of both the medium and the country.
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Librería: Books Import Srl, Milano, MI, ItaliaBooks Import Srl
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EUR 52,00
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