Inferno

€695.00
A compelling visual record of humanitarian crises and war, featuring the award-winning photojournalism of James Nachtwey.
"Inferno" is a powerful visual insight into modern history, documenting war and strife with disturbing clarity. Photojournalist James Nachtwey captures the human cost of conflict, bringing global events into sharp focus through his evocative images. Featuring an introduction by critic Luc Sante, the book serves as a poignant and unsettling document of the human condition in times of crisis. It is a significant monograph of Nachtwey's work, showcasing his role as a preeminent witness to the world's most challenging scenes. The volume includes a vast array of photographs documenting humanitarian issues, making it a critical piece of photojournalistic history.

Bibliographic Details

Author James Nachtwey
Publisher Phaidon Press
Place of publication London
Year 1999
Edition First edition
Binding Hardcover
ISBN 9780714838151
Collation 480 pp.
Language English
Dimensions 21 x 29.5 x 1.5 cm
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