Invasion Prague 68
Josef Koudelka’s photographs document the Soviet invasion of Prague. A powerful shelf choice for readers exploring how photographic witness connects personal experience with political history.
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Laurent Jullier offers an introduction to looking at photographs. Read it when you want to slow down, ask better questions and develop a more attentive relationship with images.
Readers exploring photography, with an interest in images, ideas and artistic practice.
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Josef Koudelka’s photographs document the Soviet invasion of Prague. A powerful shelf choice for readers exploring how photographic witness connects personal experience with political history.
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