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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This majestic collection of black-and-white photographs captures the world's great glaciers as both ancient monuments and fragile frontiers in the age of climate change. In this arresting visual study, Sebastia~o Salgado brings together 65 duotone photographs from his epic project Genesis, offering a visual survey of some of the planet's most remote and ice-bound regions. From the ice fields of Patagonia and the peaks of the Himalayas to the vast shelves of Antarctica and the volcanic flanks of Kamchatka, these images record the forms, textures, and scale of glacial landscapes around the world. Shot in Salgado's large-format, black-and-white style, the photographs emphasize the physical presence of ice-its ridges, fractures, density, and drift. Light and shadow reveal the structural complexity of each scene, from massive crevasses to the delicate patterns of wind-swept snow. An essay by climate scientist Elisa Palazzi examines the science of glacier formation, transformation, and decline. Pairing meticulous sequencing with refined design and premium duotone printing, the book offers a focused and enduring portrait of the world's glaciers at a critical moment in their history. AUTHOR: Sebastia~o Salgado was a Brazilian photographer known for his striking black-and-white images that captured the human condition, environmental issues, and global socio-economic realities. His most notable books include Workers (1993), Migrations (2000), and Genesis (2013). Salgado passed away in May 2025. 65 illustrations Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Brossura. Condición: new. Bari, 2022; br., pp. 152, ill., cm 12x24. (Nuova Biblioteca Dedalo). L'emergenza climatica è, prima ancora che un argomento di studio della scienza, un'esperienza umana. Le conseguenze del riscaldamento globale stanno già modificando la vita di intere comunità, donne, uomini e bambini, ponendoli di fronte a rischi maggiori e a notevoli sfide di adattamento. Questo originale volume raccoglie in presa diretta le voci di abitanti di diverse parti del mondo, di chi vive sulla propria pelle la crisi climatica, dai nativi groenlandesi che lottano per evitare l'apertura di una miniera là dove i ghiacci in ritirata hanno messo a nudo preziose terre rare, alla giovane ricercatrice che progetta stazioni meteo smart per favorire l'agricoltura in Uganda. Le storie personali che provengono da inchieste giornalistiche sul campo si fondono con informazioni scientifiche rigorose, dati, studi, per dare vita a una narrazione più ampia, che punta a essere soprattutto umana. Prefazione di Telmo Pievani. Libro. …

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This majestic collection of black-and-white photographs captures the world's great glaciers as both ancient monuments and fragile frontiers in the age of climate change. In this arresting visual study, Sebastia~o Salgado brings together 65 duotone photographs from his epic project Genesis, offering a visual survey of some of the planet's most remote and ice-bound regions. From the ice fields of Patagonia and the peaks of the Himalayas to the vast shelves of Antarctica and the volcanic flanks of Kamchatka, these images record the forms, textures, and scale of glacial landscapes around the world. Shot in Salgado's large-format, black-and-white style, the photographs emphasize the physical presence of ice-its ridges, fractures, density, and drift. Light and shadow reveal the structural complexity of each scene, from massive crevasses to the delicate patterns of wind-swept snow. An essay by climate scientist Elisa Palazzi examines the science of glacier formation, transformation, and decline. Pairing meticulous sequencing with refined design and premium duotone printing, the book offers a focused and enduring portrait of the world's glaciers at a critical moment in their history. AUTHOR: Sebastia~o Salgado was a Brazilian photographer known for his striking black-and-white images that captured the human condition, environmental issues, and global socio-economic realities. His most notable books include Workers (1993), Migrations (2000), and Genesis (2013). Salgado passed away in May 2025. 65 illustrations Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This majestic collection of black-and-white photographs captures the world's great glaciers as both ancient monuments and fragile frontiers in the age of climate change. In this arresting visual study, Sebastia~o Salgado brings together 65 duotone photographs from his epic project Genesis, offering a visual survey of some of the planet's most remote and ice-bound regions. From the ice fields of Patagonia and the peaks of the Himalayas to the vast shelves of Antarctica and the volcanic flanks of Kamchatka, these images record the forms, textures, and scale of glacial landscapes around the world. Shot in Salgado's large-format, black-and-white style, the photographs emphasize the physical presence of ice-its ridges, fractures, density, and drift. Light and shadow reveal the structural complexity of each scene, from massive crevasses to the delicate patterns of wind-swept snow. An essay by climate scientist Elisa Palazzi examines the science of glacier formation, transformation, and decline. Pairing meticulous sequencing with refined design and premium duotone printing, the book offers a focused and enduring portrait of the world's glaciers at a critical moment in their history. AUTHOR: Sebastia~o Salgado was a Brazilian photographer known for his striking black-and-white images that captured the human condition, environmental issues, and global socio-economic realities. His most notable books include Workers (1993), Migrations (2000), and Genesis (2013). Salgado passed away in May 2025. 65 illustrations Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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