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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Explore a selection from Saul Leiter’s photographic archive. For readers drawn to the ways colour, layers and everyday surroundings can become the material of an image.
Readers exploring photography, with an interest in images, ideas and artistic practice.
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Publisher edition ISBN: 9780500545560
“The photographs display [Leiter’s] eye for the poetry and texture of the mundane movements of …”
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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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