Forfatter billede

Mark Holborn

Forfatter af Don McCullin

27+ Works 531 Members 6 Reviews

Om forfatteren

Omfatter også følgende navne: Mark Holborn Mark, Mark Holborn, Ed.

Værker af Mark Holborn

Don McCullin (2000) — Redaktør — 77 eksemplarer
Shape of Things to Come: New Sculpture (2009) — Redaktør — 21 eksemplarer
Butoh: Dance of the Dark Soul (1987) 21 eksemplarer
Aperture: Black Sun : The Eyes of Four, No 102 (1987) — Forfatter — 19 eksemplarer
Beaton Photographs (2015) 19 eksemplarer
Cecil Beaton: Theatre of War (2012) 18 eksemplarer
Aperture 98 (Aperture Magazine) (1985) 18 eksemplarer
Antony Gormley on Sculpture (2015) 17 eksemplarer
Beyond Japan (1991) 16 eksemplarer
Daido Moriyama: Record (2017) 14 eksemplarer
Ancient and Modern 12 eksemplarer
Aperture 108 Witness to Crisis (1987) 11 eksemplarer
Josef Breitenbach Photographer (1986) 7 eksemplarer
Red: China's Cultural Revolution (2010) — Redaktør — 7 eksemplarer
Lucian Freud: A Life (2019) 5 eksemplarer
MAPPLETHORPE 3 eksemplarer
Robert Mapplethorpe (PHOTOGRAPHY) (2020) 3 eksemplarer
Record (2017) 2 eksemplarer
Faith, Hope and Love (2004) 2 eksemplarer

Associated Works

Granta 76: Music (2001) — Bidragyder — 155 eksemplarer

Satte nøgleord på

Almen Viden

Køn
male

Medlemmer

Anmeldelser

A beautiful picture book. Images drawn from the collection of the Imperial War Museums.
 
Markeret
markm2315 | 1 anden anmeldelse | Jul 1, 2023 |
1914 marks the 100th anniversary of the start of World War I. 'The War to End All Wars" was like no conflict before, embracing many nations worldwide and resulting in horrifying casualties. THE GREAT WAR, A PHOTOGRAPHIC NARRATIVE commemorates that epic struggle, offering up almost 400 photographs depicting all aspects of the war. The pix depict a myriad of scenes - soldiers on the march, in trenches and in hospitals; battleground scenes; ruined villages; airplanes on the ground and airborne; ships at sea, etc. Holborn and Roberts' book is a comprehensive, compelling visual guide to that terrible conflict.


Mike O. / Marathon County Public Library
Find this book in our library catalog.

… (mere)
 
Markeret
mcpl.wausau | 1 anden anmeldelse | Sep 25, 2017 |
An important but troubling book. McCullin is probably the best photographer of war and conflict to come out of the 20th Century; by which I mean that his images are disturbing and powerful.

This book is an overview of his career up to about 2001, and it is bookended by images he took of the Somerset Levels and other landscapes after his "retirement". Even these images, taken in monochrome in wintry conditions, have a bleakness about them that suggests that after a career exposed to and exposing real-world horror, McCullin shuns conventional beauty in favour of truth.

The book then chronicles his early work as a documentary photojournalist in London and other parts of the UK, and then plunges us into conflict, starting with Cyprus in 1964 and ending in Beirut in 1982. The dark side of the 20th century is exposed here for all to see; and some of his non-conflict work, such as pictures of industrial decline from Britain in the 1970s or homelessness in London in 1969, is set in chronological order so we can see that darkness was not absent from our own shores in that time.

The book ends with a section called 'Upriver', which contains images of indigenous peoples of Asia and Indonesia, all linked with themes of rivers and seas, before ending with some final images of the Somerset Levels again.

McCullin was in the thick of the action and was wounded in Cambodia in 1970. He has recently announced that at the age of 77 he is going to go to Syria to photograph the conflict there, probably as an act of defiance towards the state of modern commercial news photography, with its emphasis on celebrity and citizen photojournalism, with all its baggage of potential bias and free use by lazy news editors. It is an honest intention, and this book reflects that stark honesty in McCullin's whole career.
… (mere)
 
Markeret
RobertDay | Dec 28, 2012 |

Lister

Måske også interessante?

Associated Authors

Harold Evans Introduction
Daido Moriyama Photographer
Masahisa Fukase Photographer
Shomei Tomatsu Photographer
Ethan Hoffman Photographer
Xiao Zhuang Photographer
Wang Duanyang Photographer
Ke Chen Photographer
Weng Naiqiang Photographer
Zhang Yaxin Photographer
Yu Juanying Photographer
Zedong Mao Contributor
細江 英公 Photographer

Statistikker

Værker
27
Also by
2
Medlemmer
531
Popularitet
#46,874
Vurdering
½ 4.3
Anmeldelser
6
ISBN
49
Sprog
4

Diagrammer og grafer