Robert Capa
Robert Capa (1913–1954) gave the world some of the most moving and memorable images of war ever taken, and redefined journalism for ever. Through his photographs we see the suffering, confusion, boredom and courage of the soldiers and civilians affected by the five wars that he covered. Yet he was more than a war photographer: Capa's portraits of politicians and artists are equally memorable. A participant, not an observer, Capa lived his life on the edge and died in action, killed by a landmine in Vietnam.
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Place of publication
London
Publisher
Year
2009
Number of pages
144 pages
Language
ISBN
9780500410660
Open stacks or available on request
Available on request
Illustrations
Yes
Bibliography
Yes
UDC code and author sign
770.9 Cap
Volumes
1
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