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Don McCullin 1st Ed Is 1973 Anyone Taking Any Notice? Hardcover w/Dustjacket
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- Author
- Don McCullin
- Publisher
- The MIT Press
- Illustrator
- Don McCullin; Alexander Solzhenitsyn
- Language
- English
- Topic
- Photography
About this book
Is Anyone Taking Any Notice?
By Donald McCullin
The MIT Press, 1973
First Edition / First American Edition
Hardcover with dust jacket
ISBN: 026213084X / 9780262130844
Large-format photo book by Donald McCullin, one of the major war photographers of the 20th century. This book brings together black-and-white photojournalism from war, poverty, hunger, and human suffering, with text drawn from Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s 1970 Nobel Prize lecture.
This is not a normal reading copy. It is a serious photography book for collectors of war photography, documentary photography, photojournalism, Vietnam-era history, and 1970s art books.
Best fit for photography collectors, photojournalism readers, art book buyers, and collectors of Don McCullin work.
Major hook: 1973 MIT Press first edition hardcover photo book by Donald McCullin.
Condition: Hardcover book with dust jacket. Dust jacket is heavily worn, torn, chipped, rubbed, and fragile, with major edge damage and peeling/flaps near the spine. Book itself appears much better than the jacket from photos, with clean interior pages shown. No writing or owner marks shown in the photos provided. Dust jacket must be handled carefully and protected during shipping. See photos for full condition details.
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