The book 1001 Photographs to See is an invaluable, fascinating guide to the history and practice of photography. The photographs are presented in chronological order. The kaleidoscope of images you discover will seem both fascinating and unexpected. An informative text will reveal the details of each work’s creation, allowing you to appreciate its visual, aesthetic, and historical significance. How did this photograph come to be? For what purpose? How did viewers respond to it?
Here you will find works by Roger Fenton and William Eggleston, William Henry Fox Talbot and Nick Knight, Henri Cartier-Bresson and Dorothea Lange.
1001 Photographs to See is a source of entertainment, information, education and surprises, a unique guide for all photography lovers.
The following edition is presented in russian language.
