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Photogr.: Marc Riboud
It was a major feat when, in December 1956, Marc Riboud became one of the first Western photographers to enter China. A member of the Magnum photo agency, Riboud was permitted to return to China at regular intervals.
Thames and Hudson; 176 pp.; EN; ills. b/w; hb
hb € 44,95
Marc Riboud joined Magnum in 1955, travelling to the Far East and sending his first picture report on China in 1957. Since then he has visited the country many times, observing and recording the changes that have taken place, seeing Mao's revolution erode until in many respects China has become a mirror of the capitalist West.
The contrast between these two worlds can often be caught more vividly in a single image or pair of images than in analytical prose, and Riboud shows a uncanny instinct for choosing such images. They are brilliantly displayed in this beautifully reproduced book.
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